Where are koala bears born?

Answer 1

Koalas are not bears although they have a similar appearance. They are marsupials and as such they are born not long after conception because marspials have no placenta or umbilical through which to handle the growing offsprings needs. The tiny koala exits the birth canal and climbs through its mothers fur and into the pouch and puts its tiny mouth around a teat until it is developed enough to leave the pouch

Answer 2

Koala bears are usually born in trees. They are very tiny, and the bean-sized baby grips the mother's fur with its claws, making its way from the birth canal to the pouch, where it stays for many months.