A tiger quoll feasting on a pademelon v.redd.it/6kcceb8hjw781
A baby tiger quoll, a marsupial native to eastern Australia
A tiger quoll feasting on a pademelon v.redd.it/6kcceb8hjw781
Tiger quolls, native to eastern Australia, are the world's second largest extant carnivorous marsupials, behind the Tasmanian devil. After female quolls give birth, it takes nearly 70 days for their young to finally open their eyes. This is a video of a tiger quoll filmed in the wild. v.redd.it/wsyua7zys5f71
A tiger quoll kills and drags away a pademelon in southwestern Tasmania
Tiger Quoll feeding on an invasive European Rabbit. Quolls and other predators prevented the initial spread of rabbits in Australia. gfycat.com/celebratedmeal…
Tiger quoll - Dasyurus maculatus v.redd.it/wsyua7zys5f71
A baby tiger quoll, a marsupial native to eastern Australia
A baby tiger quoll, a marsupial native to eastern Australia
Tiger Quoll feasting on invasive European Rabbit. gfycat.com/celebratedmeal…
Tiger quolls are the second biggest native carnivores in Australia! They’re marsupials and when baby quolls are born they’re the size of a grain of rice.
A baby tiger quoll, a marsupial native to eastern Australia
European Rabbits show limited avoidance behavior when facing Tiger Quolls. This marsupial could be an important tool to suppress this invasive species.
Tiger/Spotted-tailed Quolls show a preference for preying on invasive Eurpoean Rabbits
Dietary analysis of prey found within Tiger/Spotted-tailed Quoll scats from Mt Rothwell, south-eastern Australia. Notice how prominent European Rabbits are in this marsupial's diet.
Prey identified in Tiger/Spotted-tailed Quoll scats from the Marengo and Chaelundi State Forests. The most common species were the greater glider and invasive European rabbit.
Rare instance where a tiger quoll took down an adult wallaby. Video of this in the comments.
The Tiger Quoll is the largest of the quolls. It also has the second most powerful bite relative to body size of any living mammalian carnivore. v.redd.it/xaqx31qe1se51
Tiger Quolls are small, carniverous marsupials who like eating Cane Toads.
Sadly, Cane Toads produce a psychoactive substance that kills them, thus the species is endangered. Therefore, researchers have started making sausages out of toads and lacing them with a toxin that makes the quolls nauseous. Scientists are wanting to disperse these special toad sausages over areas of Australia in the hopes that they make a lot of small marsupials vomit.
🔥 The Tiger Quoll, a carnivorous marsupial native to Australia, had not been seen by humans in more than a decade when someone caught the possum-looking creature outside their laundry room.
Eastern Quoll? Tiger Quoll? Doesn't matter, spotted on one of my camping trips.
🔥 Quolls are one of the largest species of carnivorous marsupials and native to Australia. They are surprisingly fierce little predators, with the Tiger Quoll in particular being an apex predator in its environment. The one in the photo is an Eastern Quoll. 🔥
Finally got a base for Misty. I used a free base from NocenNeibo. She is a Tiger Quoll! I'm open for art trades!
I did an art trade for the first time. I also heard of tiger quolls for the first time. Pen and ballpoint.
Tiger Quoll eating a Rosella parrot gfycat.com/cleangrouchyga…
Tiger Quoll dragging a Wallaby carcass gfycat.com/inexperiencedd…
Tiger quolls have a moist pink nose and razor sharp teeth for crushing invertebrates. During copulation, the male will hold the back of the female's neck with his teeth. The female typically receives lacerations to the back of her neck, and can even be killed on occasion. gfycat.com/OrganicTerrifi…
Endangered tiger quoll spotted in Grampians for the first time in more than 140 years abc.net.au/news/2013-10-0…
Tiger Quoll kills a rabbit to drink its milk youtube.com/watch?v=Idz3L…
The tiger quoll, also known as the tiger cat, is a carnivorous marsupial en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tig…
Plans to drop poison bait from planes over vast tracts of Victoria threaten the Tiger Quoll. (Happy Endangered Species Day!) heraldsun.com.au/news/mor…
Where trees rain from the sky so tiger quolls might roam again smh.com.au/environment/co…
Budj Bim aerial seed bombing could see return of the tiger quoll abc.net.au/news/2018-09-2…
If you were to be a male quoll, being a tiger quoll could be favorable. Their mating behavior is unique among the quoll species in that the female vocalizes when in estrus and easily accepts the male's mounting.
