🌿 Take a break from scrolling for a moment to watch this quokka enjoying a tasty leaf. 😍 Quokkas naturally forage for themselves, so we remind you to please not feed them or give them water so that we can keep them at the healthiest they can be. 📸 (IG) kaiiriri | Rottnest Island, Western Australia

👀 Have you seen a quokka with its joey before? A perfect day on Wadjemup / Rottnest Island isn’t complete without spotting these fascinating creatures. 🚶 While quokka sightings are easily found from the moment you set foot on the island, a free guided quokka tour with the Rottnest Voluntary Guides Association is a must for those who want to know more about the protected species. Quokkas naturally forage for themselves, so we remind you to please not feed them or give them water so that we can

Quokka joey season is in full swing on Rottnest Island! This curious little one is out and about discovering its island home. 🥰 🎉 We've been celebrating all day at Little Quokka's Big Birthday, and with sunshine on the forecast and free island admission for kids under 16*, tomorrow is the perfect day to join the fun! Enjoy a full day of free family activities, register now: https://bit.ly/3HPaMrS *Conditions apply ✋ As joeys begin to explore, it's a special time to witness their journey but it

📣 SOUND UP. It's snack time for this #quokka! Did you know that quokkas are #herbivores? You'll often see these little ones munching on plants such as tree and shrub buds, leaves, grasses, succulents, seeds and roots. To help protect our cute little friends, it's very important to let them feed and water themselves with their own natural diet, which will keep them happy and healthy 📹 (IG) majikohigh #RottnestIsland #Wadjemup | Rottnest Island, Western Australia