Koala Bear Research Paper

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This story is about 3 girls Fernanda, Tanya, and Janethsy. Ages fernanda 12, Tanya 10 and Janethsy 10. Who got lost in a hidden Jungle. They were going on a quest to discover the hidden jungle. They discover many of today’s animals like the koala bear and much more. They even get promoted by the state they feel like they just got on a plane to Disneyland.

First they step in the investigate it in order to give it a name. Australia they think it is a good name because of the environment. After a little while the discovered new discoveries like new kinds of newts and salamanders.They get a curios like a puppy. Fernanda stays away because she doesn't know if there toxic or poisonous Tanya finds a animal looking bear she gives it a name Koala

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