My favourite species. The tiger quoll, also known as the spot-tailed quoll or native cat. Although not a cat at all,these feisty ‘Ferraris’ of the marsupial world are fearsome pouched carnivores and are close cousins to the extinct (thought to be…I still believe) Tasmanian tiger. Endangered on mainland Australia, due to loss of habitat, disease, 1080 poisoning, climate change and competition and predation from foxes and cats. We hope to breed these precious beasties in 2025. Fingers crossed! ❤️#

Is that an adorable Quoll posing for our monitoring camera? We believe it is! This Tiger Quoll (Dasyurus maculatus) was spotted by a sensor camera at our Oura Oura Reserve in Tasmania's Liffey Valley on the lands of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community. The Spotted-tail Quoll is the largest Quoll variety and despite ever-increasing threats, still exists on the mainland as well as Tasmania 😍 This amazing footage was provided by our Tasmanian reserve manager Mike Bretz, who reported that both Quoll

The Tiger Quoll, also known as the Spotted-tail Quoll, is a fierce and agile carnivorous marsupial found in the forests of Australia and New Guinea. 😳 #quoll #wildlife #animals #viralpage #naturelovers #petfriendly #petcare #knowanytime | Know Anytime

The Tasmanian Quoll Conservation Program (TQCP) has now finalised the breeding and transfer recommendations for 2025 for Spotted-tail quoll! 🤩 As mentioned in a previous post, facilities that are a part of the TQCP transfer animals between places to ensure the genetic viability of the captive population. However, there is another important role for some of these animals to play, and that is being an Ambassador 🥰 Last weekend we said goodbye to Dax, one of our 2-year old Spotted-tail quolls! Sh

Unsere Quoll-Mama Alice kümmert sich fürsorglich um ihre sechs fast 3 Monate alten Jungtiere. Bereits im Juni kamen über 30 Jungtiere von sechs Muttertieren zur Welt. Aufgrund ihrer kleinen Größe und der Aufzucht im Beutel ihrer Mutter sind sie lange nicht zu sehen gewesen. Mit etwas Glück, Geduld und Ruhe sind sie jetzt auch für Euch Besucher sichtbar 🤫👀 Sie verstecken sich in dem von ihren Müttern gebauten Nestern, wie hier beispielsweise in einer Papiertüte. 💡 Wusstet Ihr schon, dass der Z

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 Eastern quolls are back on the mainland! 🐾🌿 19 adorable eastern quolls have found a new home in Booderee National Park. These little marsupials are super important for keeping our ecosystems healthy by dining on insects and pests. 🌳✨ Watch the video to see some close-up footage of these gorgeous animals! Leave a “🎉” down below to celebrate this wonderful achievement! This incredible milestone was made possible thanks to our amazing partners: the Tasmanian Quoll Conservat