What is another word for Phascolarctos Cinereus?
Pronunciation: [fˌaskə͡ʊlˈɑːktə͡ʊz sˈɪnəɹɪəs] (IPA) 
Phascolarctos cinereus, more commonly known as the koala, is a marsupial native to Australia. The word "phascolarctos" comes from the Greek words "phascolos," meaning pouch, and "arctos," meaning bear, citing its bear-like appearance. In Aboriginal Australian culture, the koala is known by various names, including "koolewong," "kaola," and "koola." However, in modern English language, there are not many synonyms for the koala. Some might refer to them as Australian bears or native tree-dwelling animals. Nevertheless, when it comes to koalas, their unique appearance and endearing personality make them distinct in their own right.
