What are similarities between frogs and koalas?

Answer 1

Similarities between koalas and humans:

• They are both mammals, feeding their young on mothers' milk.
• They breathe via lungs and a respiratory system.
• Each human or koala is characterised by unique, individual fingerprints
• They have external, visible ears.

Answer 2

• Koalas and kangaroos are both native to Australia.
• They tend to have higher populations in the eastern states than in the west.
• They are both marsupials.
• Females of the species have a pouch.
• They feed their young on mothers' milk.
• Koalas and kangaroos are herbivorous, feeding exclusively on plants (koalas eat only certain types of gum leaves and occasionally flowers)
• They tend to be grey in colour (although there are about 60 species of kangaroos, some of which tend towards grey, brown and black).
• Both formed an important part of the Aborigines' diet.
• Both creatures have sharp claws.
• They have both suffered from habitat loss due to housing and urban development, or farming.
• They both often fall victim to cars.
• They have soft fur.

Answer 3

The only similarity, really, is that both animals are mammals. A better question would be "What are the differences between the koala and the sloth?" the answer would then be:

• Koalas are endemic to the continent of Australia, whereas sloths are found in South America.
• Koalas are marsupials but sloths are placental mammals.
• Koalas live almost exclusively on eucalyptus leaves, whereas sloths eat a variety of plant parts

Answer 4

They are both hervibores, and they always are in trees

Answer 5

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