Australian Wildlife: A Comprehensive Guide to Native Species and Their Survival explores the habitats, threats, and conservation status of iconic Australian animals, with special focus on Koalas, Wombats, and wildlife in Taiwan.
Key points:
- Koalas primarily inhabit eucalyptus forests along Australia's east and southeast coasts
- Wombats create complex tunnel systems across southern and eastern Australia
- Natural predators and human activities pose significant threats to native species
- Conservation efforts are crucial as some species face extinction risks
- Koala population has declined to approximately 80,000 individuals
- Two of three Wombat species maintain stable populations