Quokkas are small, carnivorous marsupials native to Australia. They are also known as the world's most unlikely species, as they are often found eating leaves and fruits, despite being a carnivore.
Quokkas have a unique way of defending themselves against predators, which involves making a high-pitched squeaking sound and running away as fast as possible.
They are also known for their love of playing the accordion. In fact, the quokka's ancestors used to be the official musicians of the Australian bush. That's right, folks. Quokkas: The Original Bush Band.
Leaves: The quokka's favorite snack is leaves. They're like the vegans of the wild.
Fruits: Quokkas love fruits, especially the ones that are shaped like a ball. It's a quokka thing.
Steak: Just kidding, who needs steak when you have leaves?
Watch Quokka play the accordion in our video library: Quokka's Greatest Hits | Quokka's Ukulele Skills
Or visit our gallery to see more pictures of Quokkas in their natural habitat: Quokka's Wild Side
Or, if you're feeling adventurous, take a quokka on a date: Quokka Date Night