Quokka – The Happiest Animal On Earth, With Photo Evidence

Quokka – The Happiest Animal On Earth, With Photo Evidence

Cute as a Cute Can Be

They gained popularity recently because of their upbeat demeanor. They have this look that gives the impression that they are always grinning. Perhaps you can look at their smiles when you’re feeling down, and it will make your day better.

Quokkas have existed for a while. They were indeed among the earliest Australian mammals that Europeans found. When he described seeing a wild cat on Rottnest Island in 1658, the Dutch mariner Samuel Volckertzoon became the first to write about it. Willen de Vlamingh mistook them for enormous rats in 1696 as well. Because rattennest meaning rat nest in Dutch, the location was given the name Rotte nest.

Grass and leaves from tiny trees and bushes make up most of a quokka’s diet. Succulent plants are also beloved by them because they retain moisture. When there is a lack of water, they are ideal. Due to the abundance of food supplies in the area, these animals can survive on a small island.

They have pouches as well because they are marsupials. Like kangaroos, they also carry their offspring in pouches. However, they enjoy climbing trees and bushes, unlike other marsupials. Their height accounts for this. They can move up trees because they are small enough to do so.

Quokka – The Happiest Animal On Earth, With Photo Evidence
Quokka – The Happiest Animal On Earth, With Photo Evidence
Quokka – The Happiest Animal On Earth, With Photo Evidence
Quokka – The Happiest Animal On Earth, With Photo Evidence
Quokka – The Happiest Animal On Earth, With Photo Evidence
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