What is Quoll?
Quoll is a warning land from Australia, New Guinea and Tasmania. There are several different subspecies of Quoll, including western, northern, eastern and new Guinea Quolls. Of these, the Eastern and the new Guinea are on the list of endangered species due to the destruction of the habitat.
All types are approximately the same size. Adults can measure between 10-30 inches (25.4-76.2 cm) in length. Their coats are brown or black spots with white. The eastern species is the only one who has stains on the tail. Although these animals are sometimes called "Jungle cats", most of them tend to look more like cam or cats than cats. The new Guinea Quoll is said to be able to kill and consume animals as large as herself. In Tasmania, the Eastern Quoll competes with the Tasmanian devil for the same food sources. In general, however, it is preferred over the Tasmanian devil, because it is quieter Hunter. Both animals are also effective gadgets. It is assumed that their activities to climb trees have evolved with krathe other they live in. Because they are quite agile, they can easily climb trees to escape predators such as large eagles.
Most Quolls have a life expectancy between four and six years. After achieving sexual maturity about a year after birth, they act once a year and can produce up to ten children. However, it is rare for survival of more than six children who are about the size of rice grain because the mother has only 6 tears. Those who get to Struka will survive while other children will not.
As a marsupial, these animals keep small children in the case until they have been for several months. When he is old enough, the children will start Zvak. They often see them moving on their mother's back as she travels to find food.
Some people keep these animals as pets, although it is legal in only a few parts of Australia. Children easily domesticate and the owners say they are manym more advantageous than domestic cats that were responsible for the destruction of many native species. On the other hand, adult Quolls are excellent foams and can be beneficial for farms because it keeps non -native rodent types down.
as cute as it seems, wild quolls are quite wild and should never approach them. They have sharp teeth that can easily give a strong bite. Most of them tend to avoid people. Increasing human intervention, however, brought people closer to these animals. Many of them are killed by cars that can be very unfortunate in the case of mothers caring for infants. Infants die without protection from the mother. The Eastern Quoll was once tight to spread Australia, but now there are very few left, because most of their habitats were destroyed and many of them were randomly killed by drivers.
Wildlife workers and Australian environmentalists are trying to re -introduce the Eastern Quoll to Australia and also protect a few that still live there. ExThey are inspired by companies that monitor their numbers and many educational materials available on this particular type.