Cartoon baby koala hugging its mother on a eucalyptus branch with leaves and blossoms

Baby Koala Hugging Mom in a Eucalyptus Tree

A smiling baby koala clings to its mother as they perch together among eucalyptus branches, long leaves, and little gum blossoms.

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Color the big koala soft ash gray, the baby koala pale silver, the eucalyptus leaves sage green, and the tiny blossoms creamy yellow. The koalas have roomy shapes for chunky crayon fills, while the leaf veins and bark lines are good places for a sharper pencil. Try making the mother’s branch warm brown and the leaves around the pair two different greens, so their hug feels tucked inside the tree.

The story behind this coloring page

Pippa’s Secret Branch Game — High in the eucalyptus crown, a baby koala whispered a new game into her own paws: Find the leaf that makes no sound. Read the full story →

High in the eucalyptus crown, a baby koala whispered a new game into her own paws: Find the leaf that makes no sound. Pippa needed one silent leaf before nap, or the game would not be official. She slid from the cozy fork where her mother rested and crept along a branch that smelled sharp and minty. Snip-snap went twigs. Hush-hush went leaves. A beetle tickled her toe, and Pippa had to leave behind her favorite loose bit of bark to steady herself.

Past three drooping blossoms, she found a leaf so still it looked like it was holding its breath. “Secret winner,” Pippa whispered. Then the branch gave a tiny wobble. Pippa hugged the nearest warm fur and felt her mother’s steady chest rumble like faraway thunder. The silent leaf could stay where it belonged. Pippa had found the best spot in the game. If you peek among the leaves, you may spot the two players keeping the secret together.

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