Renowned as the 'world's happiest animal' due to their smiling appearance.
Pronunciation of their name, quokka, can pose a challenge for some individuals.
Initially documented in 1696, marking their first known discovery.
Originally confined to the mainland of Western Australia.
Classified within the Macropodidae family, alongside kangaroos and wallabies.
Primarily herbivorous, feeding on various plant parts like leaves, stems, grass, and bark.
Young quokkas, akin to kangaroos, are referred to as 'joeys.'