Koala fingerprints are so similar to humans that they have occasionally been confused at crime scenes.
Why it is true
Koala epidermis has papillary ridges very similar to humans in both pattern and size. This similarity is an example of convergent evolution, as koalas are not primates but developed this trait to better grip tree branches.
Source: Australian Museum
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