Quokkas are herbivores which is why you will see them munching on leaves, seeds, and shrub buds! They are also nocturnal so you may spot some snoozing under trees during your next visit. 🌿😴 Help us keep our quokkas safe and healthy by not touching, feeding, or giving water to them and always observing from a safe distance. 📹 (IG) lucynak.wild #RottnestIsland | Rottnest Island, Western Australia

The quokka population struggles on the mainland, but thrives on Rottnest Island—all thanks to tourism. | National Geographic

Do you want a Quokka as a pet?! Conservation strategies are needed to preserve our native species, and one of those strategies could include domesticating some furry friends. #9Today | TODAY

When in Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), try stopping yourself from swooning and snapping selfies with the adorable local quokkas. These friendly marsupials are regularly encountered foraging for food and hopping around Perth’s extraordinary island paradise, just remember to be respectful of our little furry pals. 📷: Jack Robinson in Destination Perth | Western Australia

Meet the quokka – the adorable marsupial from Australia, famous for its constant smile! But there's more to them than just cute selfies. These little creatures can climb trees, survive without food for long periods, and even… eat their own food twice! 🤯 Watch to learn more about the quirks of the world's happiest animal! #Quokka #Wildlife #CuteAnimals #Australia #FunFacts | Facts Wiki