But often those trees belong to other koalas - remember, each koala has its own territory. So if you see a koala wandering out of its habitat, that's probably because it has been displaced by human settlement. Its forearms are more developed and it climbs to the mother's pouch all by itself until it finds her teat whereupon it attaches itself to her teat and stays warm and cosy in the pouch for the next 5-7 months. Koalas don't live in Turkey. The only country where koalas live in the wild is Australia.
Koalas live in zoos in some other countries like America and Japan.
No, koalas don't get poisoned by the leaves of the eucalyptus tree. They have a very finely tuned sense of smell which can detect which leaves they can digest and which leaves would be poisonous. For example, if a dog attacks a koala, the koala will try to defend itself and scratch the dog. But overall, koalas are gentle animals and they do not agressively go out to attack other animals. For example, if a dog attacks a koala, the koala will try to defend itself and scratch the dog.