Kangaroos and koalas might be the most notorious Australian wildlife, but a tiny, fluffy animal may be the most beloved. Quokkas are a small marsupial species that live almost exclusively on ...

Players from Team Germany and the United States visit Rottnest Island and take selfies with quokkas ahead of their United Cup opening matches. Times Square ball takes final test for New Year's Eve ...

HIGASHI-MATSUYAMA, Saitama Prefecture--Small, adorable marsupials native to Australia called quokkas will make their debut at the Saitama Children’s Zoo on July 1. It is the first zoo in the ...

I was seated on the edge of a raised patio, eating a sandwich, when suddenly a furry creature the size of a large house cat ...

Quokkas inhabit forests and swamps in southwestern Australia, mainly on Rottnest Island. They grow to between 40 and 50 centimeters tall and weigh two to four kilograms. The animal has a muscular ...

Rottnest Island's quokkas are world-famous thanks to selfies taken by the likes of Chris Hemsworth and Roger Federer with the cute furry marsupials. They have a reputation for being friendly, but a ...

Australia is rich in diverse wildlife, notably with iconic animals such as "Quokkas", the world’s happiest animal for their adorable smiles. These teddy bear-sized creatures, with fluffy fur and ...

The Cessna 208 Caravan plane crashed on Tuesday while leaving Rottnest Island, which is famous for its friendly marsupials called quokkas. The victims were identified as the 34-year-old pilot ...

In a post, the zoo said seven female Quokkas and two Yellow-footed Rock Wallabies had died, with the reason behind the animal’s deaths still unclear. A full investigation is currently underway, ...

Quokkas are a small marsupial species that live almost exclusively on Rottnest Island, a popular vacation spot off Australia’s southwest coast. Visitors are able to get on ground level with ...