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The Quokka, an irrestistibly adorable and happy-looking marsupial native to Australia, is now at the epicenter of what is possibly the cutest trend we've ever seen – the Quokka selfie.
Due to their 'vulnerable' status in the IUCN Red List, handling these critters is a crime, but they are not afraid of humans and will readily approach them, so taking a selfie with one shouldn't be too difficult. And given how happy they always looks, it's almost like they like the attention!
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Quokka Selfie
ElizabethMcCardell 10 years ago
Quokkas, native to Rottnest Island, off Perth, Western Australia (where I grew up) are not rodents (the rat family). They are marsupials.
Vidierre vit 9 years ago
The mammal with fur seems the most intelligent! ( and pheraps he is) lol
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Quokka Selfie
JulesMiklos-Woodley 10 years ago
It's our secret weapon against our drop bear situation.
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boredgiraffe 10 years ago
Have you ever considered enjoying life? It's more fun that way. Just a thought. PS - making fun of peoples appearance is "ugly".
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boredgiraffe 10 years ago
They're endangered and can only be found on a small island off the coast of Western Australia so they're not for pets.
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TillieMartinussen 10 years ago
Why does the gentleman in the lower middle part of the photo look like he's hungry? Bahahaha. "Please don't eat the quokka, sir".
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Quokka Selfie
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Quokka Cam
Final score:
74points
TillieMartinussen 10 years ago
Is it just me, or does the girl actually look like the quokka??!! :D
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DiannevanDulken 10 years ago
someone recently killed 5 quokkas on Rottness Island. What kind of sicko can kill a Quokka? I mean!!!!!!
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Smile For The Camera - @daxon
Final score:
38points
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Curious Quokka
Final score:
32points
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Quokka Selfie
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21points
JazrinePickett 10 years ago
I wouldn't take a selfie if it got that close, I'd snatch it up and take it home!
ChrisKruger 10 years ago
Why? So it can die a slow horrible death at your place? Unless you have ready access to littoral samphire you won't even be able to feed it.
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Hey Quokka, Come To My Side! ;-)
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What do you think ?
thatunicornthough 10 years ago
Heheh..god bless them! In other words..I WANT ONE.! Don't you????
EllenYarbrough 10 years ago
I love them so much. They're not only cute but they have such a warm, friendly expression. Lucky people!
thatunicornthough 10 years ago
YASS I LOVEE IT?? WHICH MONTH DID YOU GO IN? For me around spring is the best.,been there thrive!
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ChrisKruger 10 years ago
They are not pets. They are unique and have no other home. They have no natural enemies on the island and as such are unafraid. Let them be.
thatunicornthough 10 years ago
Heheh..god bless them! In other words..I WANT ONE.! Don't you????
EllenYarbrough 10 years ago
I love them so much. They're not only cute but they have such a warm, friendly expression. Lucky people!
thatunicornthough 10 years ago
YASS I LOVEE IT?? WHICH MONTH DID YOU GO IN? For me around spring is the best.,been there thrive!
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They are not pets. They are unique and have no other home. They have no natural enemies on the island and as such are unafraid. Let them be.
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