Symbio Wildlife Park, in Southern Sydney, is thrilled to welcome three adorable new residents – a trio of quokkas, one male and two females! Fondly known as “the Happiest Animal on Earth ...

Scientists say quokkas are naturally curious and have adapted to being around tourists. There are also rules to interacting with quokkas. For example, It's forbidden to feed or touch them.

Because they seem to be smiling, quokkas have become a viral sensation. Known as the world's happiest animals, celebrities like Roger Federer, Margot Robbie and Logan Paul have snapped selfies ...

Today, snapping a quokka selfie is de rigueur for Perth-bound travellers who cycle great distances for a head shot with a herbivorous, cat-sized quokka. Travelling Rottnest Island is now synonymous ...

Head here to have a crack at naming one of the quokkas. And if you’re looking for your next heart-warming day out in Sydney, we’d suggest heading along to Sydney Zoo to share a smile with the ...

Adorable as they are, though, there's no denying that quokkas have a naughty streak. Case in point: this quokka crew, who "broke the law" like a bunch of bandits to invade an Australian bakery!

Several quokkas, known as the “happiest animal in the world”, were certainly cheerful after successfully sneaking into a “No Quokka” zone, in video posted to TikTok. Footage by Veronica ...

Quokkas are small marsupials about the size of domestic cats. They are 16 to 21 inches long and weigh 5.5 to 11 pounds. The quokka has a stocky build with short, rounded ears. Their fur is ...

Quokka Care, a healthcare technology solutions provider advancing the Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) space, announced today the successful completion of a strategic growth investment led by ...

The quokka, known for its smile and friendliness, is the 'happiest animal on Earth.' Learning about them aids in conservation and appreciation efforts.

“A new quokka population has been discovered in the Perth Hills by local charity, Bibbul Ngarma Aboriginal Association, Inc,” the group said in a Dec. 11 news release shared on Facebook.