Quokkas, also known as shorttailed scrub wallabies, are part of the macropod family. They are one of the smallest Wallaby species found in the world. They differ from other wallabies because of their short hind legs and tail. Wallabies are marsupial species that are smaller in size than kangaroos.
Quokka Facts Marsupials are fascinating animals with one exceptional feature. They are the only mammals who carry their young ones in special pouches.

0:00 Introduction
0:21 ARE QUOKKAS FRIENDLY?
0:33 DO QUOKKAS BITE?
0:49 HOW MANY QUOKKAS ARE LEFT IN THE WORLD?
1:08 WHY DO QUOKKAS THROW THEIR BABIES?
1:32 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU TOUCH A QUOKKA?
1:43 HOW MUCH IS A QUOKKA PET?
2:14 WHO IS THE HAPPIEST ANIMAL IN THE WORLD?