Meet the Quokka, the happiestQ animal in the world!

It is probable that you have already seen a photo of a quokka floating around the internet. This animal’s peculiarity is that its smile can make even the stoniest heart melt.

Quokkas come from the same family as the kangaroo (called the macropodidae). In consequence, they can be found on some Australian islands such as Rottnest Island and Bald Island.

Did you know that their life expectancy is about 10 years? In addition, this species is classes as a vulnerable animal.

It is probable that you have already seen a photo of a quokka floating around the internet. This animal’s peculiarity is that its smile can make even the stoniest heart melt.

Quokkas come from the same family as the kangaroo (called the macropodidae). In consequence, they can be found on some Australian islands such as Rottnest Island and Bald Island.

Did you know that their life expectancy is about 10 years? In addition, this species is classes as a vulnerable animal.

There has recently been a huge upswing in this animal’s popularity, to the point where the Australian government have had to put in place legislation for the protection of the quokka. It states that anyone who catches or feeds a quokka will receive a fine of $300.

It is true that it is preferable to leave these animals alone. Though cute, these are after all wild animals.

In any case, here is the proof that the quokka is the happiest animal in the world!