Sleeping Koala Wall Decal – Pink

Sleeping Koala Wall Decal - Pink

This Sleeping Koala wall sticker is one of our Faves! He looks so perfectly cute and peaceful and makes a lovely addition to a babies nursery or child's bedroom.

This gorgeous Koala looks great on its own or paired with other Australian animal wall stickers from our range.

The Sleeping Koala wall sticker is available in two sizes:
Regular - Approx: 40cm wide x 24cm high
Large - Approx: 60cm wide x 36cm high

Available in three colours:
Orange
Pink
Blue

*SIZING - Please note that pictures are a visual representation only. Some decals may appear larger or smaller due to differences in furniture sizes etc - we 100% recommend getting a tape measure and having a look a the size for yourself before buying, we cannot take any responsibility for purchases made based on photo size only. All of our measurements are included in our listings*

This wall sticker / decal is printed on a non toxic, eco friendly, removable, repositionable, superior quality printable fabric adhesive – which means you can keep moving them and they will still stick!!

Not the size you want? Not a problem! We can custom print any of our designs to the size you require. Simply contact us through our website and we will get back to you within 24 hours.

**SHIPPING NOTE** Please note if you choose standard shipping at checkout there is no way for us to track your order once it has left, therefore we cannot be held responsible for any lost or late packages. We strongly advise all customers, especially overseas, to choose a tracked shipping method. All of our large wall stickers are rolled up and packaged in cardboard tubes, so as to avoid any damage during posting.

NOTE: Overseas orders can take a minimum of 3 weeks for delivery (this is a minimum, some orders have taken nearly 6 weeks to arrive) with standard shipping. If you need your package sooner, we advise choosing express overseas postage or at a minimum tracked shipping.

^^All designs on this website are exclusively designed by us and are copyrighted and not to be re-sold or re-produced in any way.

Check out the Sleeping Koala Wall Sticker in Blue

Koalas are small, iconic marsupials native to Australia. They are famous for their adorable appearance, with large round ears, a big black nose, and fluffy grey fur.

Here are some interesting facts about koalas:

1. Appearance: Koalas have a distinctive appearance with their round face, large round nose, fluffy ears, and small eyes. They have a stocky body covered in thick, woolly fur that varies in color from grey to brown, with a white underbelly.
2. Diet: Koalas are herbivores, and their primary diet consists of eucalyptus leaves. They are highly specialized to feed on these leaves, which are toxic to most animals. Koalas can consume different species of eucalyptus, but their favorite is the leaves of the eucalyptus tree (genus Eucalyptus).
3. Habitat: They are primarily found in the eucalyptus forests along the eastern coast of Australia, particularly in the states of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia. Koalas are arboreal creatures, spending most of their time in eucalyptus trees.
4. Sleepy lifestyle: Koalas are famously known for their relaxed and sleepy demeanor. They spend about 18-22 hours a day sleeping or resting, conserving energy due to their low-energy diet.
5. Unique adaptations: Koalas have several adaptations that help them survive in their tree-dwelling lifestyle. Their two opposable thumbs and three opposable fingers on each hand enable them to grip the tree branches firmly. They also have sharp claws and tough pads on their palms to aid in climbing.
6. Marsupials: Koalas are marsupials, which means they give birth to relatively undeveloped young, known as "joeys," and carry them in a pouch on their belly for several months until they mature enough to survive outside.
7. Declining population: Unfortunately, koalas have faced significant threats to their survival, such as habitat loss due to urbanization and bushfires, disease (particularly chlamydia), and attacks by dogs. As a result, their population has declined significantly over the years, and they are listed as a vulnerable species.
8. Conservation efforts: Several conservation organizations and government initiatives are working to protect and preserve koala habitats and provide medical care for injured or sick koalas. These efforts aim to ensure the survival of these beloved animals for future generations.

Remember that koalas are wild animals, and if you ever encounter one, it's important to keep a safe distance and not disturb them in their natural habitat.