With white spots and sharp teeth, quolls are the feisty marsupial predators of the Australian bush. Before foxes decimated their populations, the Western Quoll (or Chuditch) was the most widespread marsupial carnivore, hunting across nearly 70% of the continent. Now, the Chuditch is making a comeback. It is one of ten species that’s been reintroduced to Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary, AWC’s record-setting rewilding project in the West Australian Wheatbelt. A colossal effort is being put into susta
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With white spots and sharp teeth, quolls are the feisty marsupial predators of the Australian bush. Before foxes decimated their populations, the Western Quoll (or Chuditch) was the most widespread marsupial carnivore, hunting across nearly 70% of the continent. Now, the Chuditch is making a comeback. It is one of ten species that’s been reintroduced to Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary, AWC’s record-setting rewilding project in the West Australian Wheatbelt. A colossal effort is being put into susta
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#GOODNEWS: A juvenile Chuditch (Western Quoll) checks out their quoll-ity new home in WA 💕. The quoll was one of a dozen that travelled ✈️ cross-country from Taronga Western Plains Zoo's successful conservation breeding program for release at Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary on Badimia Country. Find out more ➡️ https://www.australianwildlife.org/wheatbelt-welcomes-final-cohort-of-chuditch-in-groundbreaking-conservation-project/ 📷 A Dodson/AWC #Taronga #TarongaWesternPlainsZoo #Conservation #AWC #A
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#GOODNEWS: A juvenile Chuditch (Western Quoll) checks out their quoll-ity new home in WA 💕. The quoll was one of a dozen that travelled ✈️ cross-country from Taronga Western Plains Zoo's successful conservation breeding program for release at Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary on Badimia Country. Find out more ➡️ https://www.australianwildlife.org/wheatbelt-welcomes-final-cohort-of-chuditch-in-groundbreaking-conservation-project/ 📷 A Dodson/AWC #Taronga #TarongaWesternPlainsZoo #Conservation #AWC #A
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Look at him go! This male Western Quoll is being released by ecologist Georgie Neave at our partner Arid Recovery's reserve near Roxby Downs, South Australia. How amazing is his spotty coat?! This allows them to be camouflaged in dappled moonlight so they can better sneak up on their prey. Western Quolls used to live across 70% of the Australian continent, but now survive in less than 2% of that :( Arid Recovery reintroduced 12 Western Quolls, including this one, to their reserve last year. | Bu
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Look at him go! This male Western Quoll is being released by ecologist Georgie Neave at our partner Arid Recovery's reserve near Roxby Downs, South Australia. How amazing is his spotty coat?! This allows them to be camouflaged in dappled moonlight so they can better sneak up on their prey. Western Quolls used to live across 70% of the Australian continent, but now survive in less than 2% of that :( Arid Recovery reintroduced 12 Western Quolls, including this one, to their reserve last year. | Bu
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BRINGING BACK THE WESTERN QUOLL At one time the Western quoll could be found in more than 70% of Australia. But the introduction of foxes and feral cats brought them to the brink of extinction. Over the years a pocket of surviving quolls in WA has been helping to bring their numbers back up. | 7NEWS Regional WA
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BRINGING BACK THE WESTERN QUOLL At one time the Western quoll could be found in more than 70% of Australia. But the introduction of foxes and feral cats brought them to the brink of extinction. Over the years a pocket of surviving quolls in WA has been helping to bring their numbers back up. | 7NEWS Regional WA
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Check out this chuditch in action! This video was captured during recent successful monitoring trials of chuditch (or western quoll) in Dryandra. The new trials completed by DBCA's Western Shield program have led to the capture and release of more than 40 individuals across the Dryandra satellite blocks. | Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia
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Check out this chuditch in action! This video was captured during recent successful monitoring trials of chuditch (or western quoll) in Dryandra. The new trials completed by DBCA's Western Shield program have led to the capture and release of more than 40 individuals across the Dryandra satellite blocks. | Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia
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Western quoll joey born in outback NSW likely to be first in a century
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The western quoll, also known as the western spotted-tailed quoll (Dasyurus maculatus), is a carnivorous marsupial native to Australia. Recognizable by its distinctive white spots on a dark fur coat, the western quoll is one of the largest native marsupial predators in Australia. Primarily found in the forests and woodlands of southwestern Australia, this quoll is a skilled hunter, preying on a variety of small mammals, birds, and insects. It plays a crucial role in controlling the populations o
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The Spotted Quoll is one of Australia's largest carnivorous marsupials - second only to the Tasmanian Devil. Although it's rare to see them (they're nocturnal), they're found right up and down the east coast from southern Queensland right down to Tasmania! This little quoll got trapped in a very old-fashioned steel jaw trap which had closed right around his leg, resulting in a wound right through to the bone, and our vets feared for his future. But amazingly the leg wasn't broken, and thanks to
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🌿 Adopt an Eastern Quoll and Make a Difference! 🌿 Symbolically adopt an eastern quoll today and you'll also help protect these adorable but endangered creatures. When you adopt an eastern quoll, you'll receive: ✨ A cuddly plush ✨ An adoption certificate ✨ A fact book ✨ And more! Eastern quolls are at risk of extinction and need your support today. 💓 | WWF-Australia
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This is one of our spotted tailed quolls demonstrating the typical clucking sound a female quoll makes as she comes into oestrus. The sound is design to carry significant distances to attract a mate. | Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary
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a pair of western quoll quarrelling in a tree
Dec 27, 2017
Adobechris
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Spot the Western Quoll 👀 Our motion sensor cameras recorded this Western Quoll (Dasyurus geoffrroii) enjoying a night time stroll at Eurardy Reserve on Nanda Country, 145km North of Geraldton. This species was first recorded on reserve in 2021, with several different individuals being recorded over the following year. After an absence of detections in 2023, we've picked this one up from our latest round of camera collections! There is a robust population of Western Quolls at the neighbouring Ka
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Western Quoll Jump #australia #wildlifeofaustralia #wildlife #westernquoll #chuditch #trailcam
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Wow! A rare Spot-tail Tiger Quoll has been sighted in forest on Mt Baw Baw. Citizen scientists’ remote cameras recorded this scarcely seen native animal in forests proposed for protection in the Great Forest National Park. Quolls require a huge home range of 5,000 hectares to forage for food, to den and to breed in. They can traverse more than six kilometres in one night! Sadly, less than two kilometres from where the remote cameras recorded the quoll, VicForests has been destroying the species'
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FacebookThe Wilderness Society
Endangered Australian Species Series - Northern Quoll 📽
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Four Tiny Quolls That Saved a Species#WildlifeRescue #QuollBabies
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One of Australia's most endangered species, the western quoll is finding a fresh start in South Australia where foxes and feral cats have long had it their way. Read more: bit.ly/1F1bI1n | The Sydney Morning Herald
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A western quoll (spotty back) and a woylie being released into the forest
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Australian Wildlife Conservancy | 2024 Year in Review
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How much do you know about these 'creatures of the night'? Here's five fun facts about the Eastern Quoll: 1. The Eastern Quoll is one of four native Quoll species still found in Australia. These nocturnal marsupials are about the size of a house cat, but with shorter legs and a more pointed face (as well as their signature spots!) 2. Eastern quolls have two colour morphs of either a soft fawn or dark brown/black colour, and while they may look slightly different, they are exactly the same specie
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Taronga Zoo on Instagram: "It’s National Threatened Species Day, and these Chuditch (Western Quoll) are thriving in the Taronga Sanctuary! With spring in full swing and new life all around, these Chuditch joeys are no exception—gearing up to flourish in the wild, one paw at a time. Hidden behind the scenes at Taronga Western Plains Zoo, the 110-hectare feral predator-proof Sanctuary supports multiple conservation breeding programs. The Chuditch, once roaming 70% of mainland Australia, now surviv
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Arid Recovery visit - Western Quoll
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20 Different Types of Western Riding (With Video Examples) - Horse Rookie
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Quoll Quest: Wild West – for World Wildlife Day 3 Mar 2025
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Based on the literary masterpiece that showed the true face of World War I, ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT is now on Netflix. | Netflix
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Quoll Chronicles: Hidden Hunter of Australian Forests
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