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My Village - Descriptive
The name of my village is Cangkringan. It is situated on the
bank of the Mount Merapi. My village is separated from
other villages by the main river on one side and by its
tributary on two other sides. The village is very old and has a
number of special features. Although it faces flood every
year, the geographical feature of the village has not altered.
Another specialty of this village is that there is no Christian
here. All the families are Muslim. However, we still run the
traditional rituals by offering in Ngestiaji. The offering are
meant for the welfare of the Sultan and the people of
Yogyakarat.
 Village

A village is a clustered human settlement or

community, larger than a hamlet but smaller than a
town, with a population ranging from a few hundred
to a few thousand. Though often located in rural areas,
the term urban village is also applied to certain urban
neighborhoods. Villages are normally permanent, with
fixed dwellings; however, transient villages can occur.
Further, the dwellings of a village are fairly close to
one another, not scattered broadly over the landscape,
as a dispersed settlement.
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KOALAS
The koala is a mammal and is part of special group called
marsupials. Marsupials breathe with lungs, are warm blooded and Paragraph 1
have live babies. They also have fur or hair somewhere on their
bodies and female koalas have a pouch. The koala has no close
relatives and its name means ‘an animal that does not drink’ which
comes from an Aboriginal language

Koalas are small, furry, tree dwelling animals. A koala may look like
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a bear but it is not one. It is similar to a possum, however it has a
shorter tail and sharp claws which are used for climbing trees.
Koalas’ feet are small compared to kangaroos’ feet which are big.
Female koalas also have a pouch to carry and feed their young.

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Koalas are herbivores which means that they eat plants. They such
the moisture from the leaves of eucalyptus trees. Koalas eat mainly
at night because then there is more moisture in the leaves than in
the daytime.
Koalas live in bushland areas of eastern Australia. They can live in
hot, warm or cold places. Koalas live in high braches of eucalyptus Paragraph 4
trees because there are more leaves there. Clearing eucalyptus
trees affects koalas as they lose not only where they live but also
what hey eat.

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Koalas are pregnant for 25 to 35 days and have only one bay at a
time. Baby Koalas are born blind. When tnphe baby is born, it
makes its way from the birth canal to the pouch on it s own. Baby
Koalas stay in their mother’s pouches for about eight months
until they can feed themselves at about nine months by sucking
eucalyptus leaves