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The most adorable koalas on Instagram

Few animals are more adorable than koalas. These herbivorous mammals, which have the appearance of a small stuffed animal, spend most of their time resting (they sleep about 22 hours a day), climbing trees and eating. In addition, they are very friendly and peaceful, which is why most people adore them. No one can resist the tender gaze of this animal!

The koala, which is a species of diprotodont marsupial and belongs to the Phascolarctidae family, is endemic to Australia. However, it is a very popular animal, so it is possible to find it in shelters and zoos around the world. It also triumphs on social media, especially on Instagram. The hashtag #koala has more than a million posts. In addition, the hashtag #koalababy shows more than 40,000 images of baby koalas.

On the other hand, although your hair may appear soft and delicate, it is not. In fact, their thick fur protects them from both heat and cold, and also helps them repel water. If you want to discover the most adorable and funniest koalas on Instagram, take a look at the following gallery. They are some of the most spectacular mammals!

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