Quoll - UQ open day; Gatton
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Currumbin Quolls - Love is in the air.by CWSlive711 views- 0:55
Quoll toad taste testby mwcadotte3,706 views
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Quoll Movieby wwfaustralia2,193 views
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Western Quoll Kittenby RooGully3,584 views
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Tigers Wild in Australian Bushby Brian2OLeary1,404 views
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The cutest creature alive - Baby Wombatby kangurski179,338 views
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The University of Queenslandby tqburke5,135 views
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Lightning Sprint at Gatton QLD Demonstration run Oct 2009by tintenbargarage1,759 views
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Not a possum, but a quollby meikals896 views
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quoll eatingby okeydokes975 views
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TAJEMNICA GATTONby studiozaprog2,417 views
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Quoll's, Devil's and Dingo'sby bushranger99864 views
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2008 Gatton Street Sprints top ten shootoutby nvs991,387 views
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Cranky common wombatby Wombadilliac404,029 views
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Mango Farm Australiaby goldocoasto2,386 views
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University of Queensland Open Day 2006by tqburke1,856 views
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Alto G Whistle, handmade of CPVC with copper trimby stanton135494 views
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Tasmanian Devil - Boomajaril - DEVILS ON THE VERANDAHby Wizardcorpfilms89,064 views
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Devil Yawnby chriscoupland7,145 views
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Vet School Ona - dressage - prelim 1.1by taashjahorselover311 views
A tazmanian devil cousin.
xzeldamaster 3 years ago
Amazing!!
Im a brunei who want to tranfer to UQ taking vet sci course and
currently im studying in UPM in malaysia taking the same course as well . Been there for my QUT foundation course for 2 semester.
hamkaya 3 years ago
Marsupials are unlike most other animals, particuly Dasyurids family eg: Quolls.
Male Quolls usualy die after thier first mating, a testosterone powered f**K fest leaves them so weak they rarely survive past their first season.
They will also eat just about anything. But my take on raising wildlife to release is they should eat native foods. I never understood why they died after mating but after catching their food I understood a population of elderly males wasnt sustainable.
cheapassparts 3 years ago
Animals EAT whatever is offered-especially if it was still on the nipple...They die at 2 years!? Maybe it was the diet you offered-i never heard of that! Are you sure it was a quoll?Well, i raised mink and they ate EVERYTHING-from puppy chow to pizza&ice cream! But they were 'ranch mink' which meant they had only 5 years to live...
oxyaena 3 years ago
I helped raise a baby Quoll, a lot of work. We spent hours every day finding food eg: 3 Indo geckos, lizard eggs, a fist full of crickets and 2 pinkie mice every night. NOT FOR EVERYONE. But they are amazing. Knowing they will probably mate and die within 18month - 2 years doesnt help. But thats evolution.
cheapassparts 3 years ago
NO BALLS MAN!!! The wilds are FAST DISAPPEARING!!! WE KILL EVERYTHING!!!-especially if we can't USE it!!!
oxyaena 3 years ago
but you want to do that? see that's just no good. they don't need to be fuzzy housepets, they need to be what they're meant to be, wild predators. you can hold and cuddle an atom bomb, doesn't mean it's safe.
boarwood 4 years ago
And another thing,Mister-Know-it-all! Even a wolverine can be tamed as a baby-Ip you can get them BEFORE their eyes open!!-"Mommy!" What makes you think that a quoll would be any different??? And beffore you go shooting off your Know-Nothing-Mouth, I saw a video of a woman from New Guinea "holding&cuddling" her pet northern quoll
oxyaena 4 years ago
and i exaggerated about small cattle, though they could probably do it.
boarwood 4 years ago
you can't just keep them as babies, they'll grow up and destroy all of your furniture. then people wouldn't want them anymore, and they'd start letting them go outdoors, and they'd eat all the native wildlife. it's about as safe as having a pet wolverine. i'd be all for it otherwise, they're possibly the cutest things on the planet, but it's just not practical.
boarwood 4 years ago