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Quokka smiling in the bush shrubs. Western Australia.

Quokka eating leaf on Rottnest Island

Pademelons are small marsupials of the genus Thylogale. They are some of the smallest members of the family.

Photo taken in Rottnest Island, Australia

Single swamp wallaby standing in the middle of a rural road

A curious Quokka on the Basin Beach on Rottnest Island, Western Australia.Quokka is considered the happiest animal in the world thanks to the expression of snout that always reminds a smile.Copy space

In the heart of the Australian outback, two potoroos, small marsupials native to Australia, delicately nibble on a nutritious assortment of apple, sweet potato, and oats from a bowl placed amidst the lush underbrush. Surrounded by greenery and dappled sunlight, these adorable creatures showcase their natural feeding behavior in their serene habitat, where wildlife and flora intertwine harmoniously. With furry whiskers and gentle paws, they navigate the bowl's contents, foraging amidst the woodland's native vegetation, contributing to the local ecosystem's balance and vitality. This picturesque scene encapsulates the essence of bushland life, depicting the potoroos' interaction with their environment as a tranquil and adorable glimpse into Australia's diverse wildlife

The happiest animal quokka is smiling and greeting you at Rottnest Island in Perth, Western Australia

Cute small Rock Wallaby, Mareeba, Queensland, Australia. Member of the Macropod family. Close-up Face

A cute baby Quokka (Setonix brachyurus) in sandy coastal scrub on Rottnest Island, Western Australia. Quokkas are endemic to this island and are extremely confiding.

Hyrax any of six species of small hoofed mammals (ungulates) native to Africa

A Quokka nibbles on vegetation on the remote Rottnest Island near Perth, Western Australia.

Swamp wallaby eating in the bush in South Australia

Smiling quokka posing for the camera, Rottnest Island, Western Australia. Quokka - the happiest animal on Earth

Rock Dassie, Rock Hyrax (Procavia Capensis) on top of Table Mountain, Cape Town, Western Cape Province, South Africa.

Happiest animal quokka is enjoying a swing and being so happy, Rottnest island, Perth, Australia

In Wombeyan Caves National Park, Eastern Grey Kangaroos Macropus giganteus emerge to spend the day resting on the grass and interacting. These shots capture a mother Kangaroo with a tiny baby joey poking out of her pouch

on Rottnest Island, Australia

Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.

Eastern grey kangaroo in the wild

The quokka is a small marsupials in the macropod family. The quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal and lives in a small area of southwestern Australia.

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A baby Quokka, happy animal is sitting next to a man who is taking selfie, Rottnest island, Western Australia

Wild Swamp Wallaby in New South Wales, Eastern Australia

A cute Quokka standing, in Rottnest Island, Western Australia. Quokka is considered the happiest animal in the world. Quokka isolated on white background. Front side view with copy space.

The quokka is a small macropod (same family as kangaroos and wallabies)about the size of a domestic cat. It is a marsupial

Quokka close up in Rottnest Island

Single swamp wallaby in the bush eating leaves

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