A new release of captive-bred eastern quolls has sparked hopes for researchers as they aim to boost the declining wild ...

At first glance, eastern quolls seem like ordinary marsupials. Native to Tasmania, Australia, they’re the size of house cats ...

The recording highlights that there is still much to learn about the animals and plants that live in (New South Wales).” ...

The release of a captive-bred marsupial species has helped to produce some quoll-ity data that will improve the outcomes for next generations. What researchers found.

The Australian-made invention is being used to stop feral cats burrowing into the homes of northern quolls — a creature ...

High survival rate, little breeding success in captive-bred quoll release: research findings The release of a captive-bred marsupial species has helped to produce some quoll-ity data that will ...

Greater gliders are endangered marsupials that live in tree hollows of Australia’s eucalyptus forests. Their fluffy bodies can reach up to 18 inches long and their long tails can reach up to 2 feet.

A video shows a greater glider, “one of Australia’s most mysterious animals,” using its tail to grasp leaves in a “world-first” behavior. Photo from Ana Gracanin via WWF-Australia In a ...