How Quokka Selfies Helped Protect This Adorable Animal

The video introduces quokkas, small wallabies native to Rottnest Island, Australia. It covers their physical characteristics, lack of predators, and thriving population. Conservation officer Cassiana Gray discusses her role and the impact of the quokka selfie trend on raising awareness. Guidelines for taking quokka selfies responsibly are provided, emphasizing not to touch or feed them. The video highlights quokka behavior differences in settlement areas versus reserves and clarifies that their 'smile' is due to mouth shape. The selfie trend helps educate the public about quokkas and appropriate wildlife interaction.

How do quockers appear to smile in photos?

What is the significance of the quocker selfie trend?