With no natural predators on Rottnest Island, the Quokka population has taken to doing battle with a local bakery, ignoring "No Quokka" signs.

Ever noticed how some animals always seem to be having the best time? Whether they’re playing, smiling, or just enjoying life ...

the Quokka has emerged as a star on social media platforms, earning the nickname “the world’s happiest animal” due to its seemingly perpetual smile. Native to a small area of Australia, this marsupial ...

Researchers have uncovered evidence of a 555-million-year-old worm-like creature in Australia. As if that wasn’t exciting enough, experts believe this is the first ancestor of all animals — including ...

As much as Australia gets a bad rep for its diverse array of deadly wildlife, it's hard to think of a wild animal cuter than the Australian quokka ... "Cutest, happiest creatures in Australia." ...

Crocetti is expected to go into today's TAB Telegraph as favourite. Photo / Race Images Crocetti will carry the hopes of the Kiwi sprinting ranks in Perth next month as the Trackside NZ / Perth ...

He’s set to be the second Kiwi-trained runner to tackle The Quokka after Waitak had a crack in 2024. • Pies mad Egan out to swoop on Australian Cup for McRae Perth Racing chief executive James ...

New South Wales-based trainers Matthew Smith and Matthew Dale have shown interest in bringing their last start Group 1 placegetters to Perth for next month’s The Quokka (1200m ... and Betting ...

often dubbed the “world’s happiest animal.” With its charming smile and infectious joy, the quokka has captured the hearts of people worldwide. But what makes this small marsupial from Australia so ...

But the Australian versions of native animals have never taken off. A recent article in the Sydney Morning Herald stated that keeping native animals as pets would be legalised under a plan put to the ...