My favourite species. The tiger quoll, also known as the spot-tailed quoll or native cat. Although not a cat at all,these feisty ‘Ferraris’ of the marsupial world are fearsome pouched carnivores and are close cousins to the extinct (thought to be…I still believe) Tasmanian tiger. Endangered on mainland Australia, due to loss of habitat, disease, 1080 poisoning, climate change and competition and predation from foxes and cats. We hope to breed these precious beasties in 2025. Fingers crossed! ❤️#

Here is one minute of Teddy the Tiger quoll enjoying some delicious enrichment! 😍 | Australian Reptile Park

The Tiger Quoll, also known as the Spotted-tail Quoll, is a fierce and agile carnivorous marsupial found in the forests of Australia and New Guinea. 😳 #quoll #wildlife #animals #viralpage #naturelovers #petfriendly #petcare #knowanytime | Know Anytime

In some happy baby news... 28 eastern quoll joeys have been born! Daniel Rumsey from Aussie Ark breeding facility joins us to explain the exciting step for the endangerd species. #9Today | TODAY

I could watch this guy all day. Tigger our Tiger Quoll is going to (safely) test the species-specific Felixer cat trap to make sure it knows the difference between cats and Tiger Quolls. To hear more about the felixer, check out the interview we recently did with John Read The Pragmatic Ecologist on the Aussie Wildlife Show podcast: https://aussiewildlifeshow.podbean.com/e/dr-john-read-wildlife-ecologist/ | Animals Anonymous