Biology, 17.03.2022 21:20 FriendlyDude640
What other adaptation could have helped koalas as they evolved from land dwellers to tree dwellers?
the ability to have several offspring at one time
fur color that closely matches the eucalyptus bark color
longer hind legs that allow for faster running
better ability to communicate with their peers
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