QuickCheck: Do koalas really have smooth brains?


A cute and cuddly koala who apparently has a"smooth brain". - Pic courtesy of Diego Delso (CC BY 3.0)

AUSTRALIA’S adorable koalas may charm us with their cuddly appearance, but the truth is these marsupials prefer their personal space and aren’t fans of cuddling!

They can often be found lounging high in eucalyptus trees, snoozing away for up to an astonishing 22 hours a day, a behaviour that serves an important survival purpose – conserving energy.

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