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Today's little snippet from "The Scoop On Poop" - don't forget to send me the answer to the question.
Koalas live in Australia and they eat the leaves of eucalyptus trees, which are hard to digest. The mother koala has bacteria in her intestines that help her break down the tough leaves. A baby koala needs these bacteria so that it can switch from a diet of milk to a diet of eucalyptus leaves. Where does the baby koala get these bacteria?
