Quokkas like to nap in prickly plants.
Quokkas chew their cud like cows do.
Quokkas also move about crawling and hopping.
They are the size of cats.
Campbell Jones has taken maybe the best ever photo of quokka. Have a look:
They are smart and will do anything for food, even learning tricks to get tourists to feed them.
They can survive a long time without food and water.
They can climb trees.
They annoy locals.
They swallow food whole, then they regurgitate it and eat it again.
Quokka mums have no more than two offspring a year.
Their scientific name is SETONIX BRACHYURUS.
They are most active at night.
They aren't completely harmless.