Ron Carberry releasing an eastern quoll into the bushland. CREDIT: Aussie Ark They are considered extinct on the Australian mainland primarily due to disease, poisoning, and predation by foxes.

As always, the Anglo-Saxons were more rigorous: They named the animal "quoll," a name often used by French-speaking researchers, with others opting for "dasyure." The fact remains that these fake ...

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Followed categories will be added to My News. The eastern quoll went extinct on the mainland more than 50 years ago and scientists have been increasingly concerned about the remaining population ...

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University of Tasmania (UTAS) researchers at the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture’s (TIA) Ag Tech Innovation Centre have developed a soil sensor called QUOLL. TIA Research Engineer in ...

There is a new furry friend settling into Alexandra Park Zoo a spotted-tail quoll named Mac and if he is anything like his father he will one day be a big mac. Mac is derived from the scientific name ...

A spotted-tail quoll was captured in South Australia by a farmer has sparked hopes that the creature, once extinct in the region, may be making a return, according to Australian News reports from ...

A spotted-tail quoll caught at Beachport has been released back into the wild Once widespread across eastern Australia, the quolls were persecuted throughout the 19th century Conservation efforts ...

The spotted-tailed quoll was last documented in South Australia in the 1880s The endangered species is mainland Australia's largest marsupial predator National Parks and Wildlife Service will ...

Dr Elaine Ong the founder of Vets for Compassion took a call from the rescuers who told her, “Oh my gosh, it’s a tiger quoll”. What was curious about the find is that quolls don’t live in ...