Hygge from koalas. Life among the trees

Koalas are rightfully considered one of the most popular animals in the world. Large eyes, round muzzles, behavioral features - they are more like teddy bears than real inhabitants of wild forests. They are familiar to us from cute postcards and videos on the Internet that receive many millions of views, but what do we really know about these mysterious creatures? Throughout their lives, koalas eat only poisonous eucalyptus leaves: any other animal would simply die from such a diet. Koalas are difficult to treat because their unique body is able to eliminate toxins. Descending from the trees, koalas themselves make contact with humans, ask for help and even simply show curiosity. Danielle Claude's in-depth research sheds light on the lives of these wonderful animals: it is a true hymn to the koala, inspiring the reader to take care of our common home - the world around us. “The more I try to learn about koalas, the more I realize how much we still don’t know about them. I can’t wait to unravel the mysteries that surround them, expose the myths, correct the inaccuracies” (Daniel Claude).