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Quokka eating leaf. Rottnest Island. Australia
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Close up Portrait of eating wild Quokka on Rottnest Island. Western Australia Tourism. Slow Motion. RED Camera.
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Smiling tourist takes selfie with at Quokka on Rottnest Island, Western Australia. Quokka is typical animal of the island, it is friendly with people and considered the happiest animal in the world.
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There are only 14000 quokkas left and majority of them live in Rottnest Island in Western Australia. It has become a popular destination promoted by many celebrities with a 'quokka selfie'
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Close up Portrait of eating wild Quokka on Rottnest Island. Western Australia Tourism. Slow Motion. RED Camera.
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Close up Portrait wild Quokka, Rottnest Island. Western Australia Tourism. Quoka RED Camera. High-quality 4k footage
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Close up Portrait of eating wild Quokka on Rottnest Island. Western Australia Tourism. Slow Motion. RED Camera.
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Close up Portrait of eating wild Quokka on Rottnest Island. Western Australia Tourism. Slow Motion. RED Camera.
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Three Quokka sniffing girl hand in a sunny day outdoors, summer season, Australia. Blonde caucasian tourist woman interacts with curious Quokka in the wilderness of Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
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Rottnest Island Quokka, Western Australia at sunset. High-quality 4k footage.
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There are only 14000 quokkas left and majority of them live in Rottnest Island in Western Australia. It has become a popular destination promoted by many celebrities with a 'quokka selfie'
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Quokkas are small marsupials native to Western Australia, particularly found on Rottnest Island near Perth. They are often referred to as the "happiest animals in the world" due to their friendly and seemingly smiling facial expressions. Quokkas are about the size of a domestic cat, with brown fur, rounded ears, and a short, rounded tail.
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Two quokkas forage for food in the vegetation of Rottnest Island, near Perth and Fremantle in Western Australia.
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A wild Quokka outdoors in Rottnest Island, Western Australia with sunset light. Quokka is the symbol and icon of the island near Perth in Australia.
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Quokka family in their den in Rottnest Island, Western Australia. Quokka is the happiest animal of the world for its smile. Quokka is the symbol of the Rottnest island near Perth in Australia.
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rottnes island arrange a beautiful walk and suitable for cycling that brings you in a tour full of beaches, and of course it's local, the quokka
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Two quokkas forage for food in the vegetation of Rottnest Island, near Perth and Fremantle in Western Australia.
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A friendly Quokka on Rottnest Island in a sunny day, Western Australia, Australia. Quokka is at risk of extinction and is protected. Quokka is considered the happiest animal in the world.
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A Quokka sniffing an walking in Rottnest Island, Western Australia. Quokka is considered the happiest animal in the world for its expression that reminds a smile.
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A cute Quokka outdoors. Rottnest Island in a sunny day, Western Australia. Quokka is considered the happiest animal in the world thanks to expression of snout that always reminds a smile.
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Close up Portrait of eating wild Quokka on Rottnest Island. Western Australia Tourism. Slow Motion. RED Camera.
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Quokka eating leaf. Rottnest Island. Australia. Short-tailed scrub wallaby (Setonix brachyurus)
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The quokka is a small marsupials in the macropod family. The quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal and lives in a small area of southwestern Australia.
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There are only 14000 quokkas left and majority of them live in Rottnest Island in Western Australia. It has become a popular destination promoted by many celebrities with a 'quokka selfie'
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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The quokka, a petite marsupial belonging to the macropod family, is herbivorous, primarily nocturnal, and inhabits a limited region in Western Australia, with a notable presence on Rottnest Island.
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The quokka, a petite marsupial belonging to the macropod family, is herbivorous, primarily nocturnal, and inhabits a limited region in Western Australia, with a notable presence on Rottnest Island.
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Quokkas doing quokka things on Rotty
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There are only 14000 quokkas left and majority of them live in Rottnest Island in Western Australia. It has become a popular destination promoted by many celebrities with a 'quokka selfie'
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Quokka eating leaf. Rottnest Island. Australia
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Quokka sniffing girl hand in a sunny day outdoors, summer season, Australia. Blonde caucasian tourist woman interacts with curious Quokka in the wilderness of Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
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Quokkas doing quokka things on Rotty
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Composition about Australian wildlife in bushfires of Australia in 2020. Quokka with fire on background. January 2020 fire affecting Australia is considered the most devastating and deadly ever seen
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There are only 14000 quokkas left and majority of them live in Rottnest Island in Western Australia. It has become a popular destination promoted by many celebrities with a 'quokka selfie'
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Tropical island beach defocused background and happy family people. Copy space text. Filmed Western Australia. High-quality 4k footage
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There are only 14000 quokkas left and majority of them live in Rottnest Island in Western Australia. It has become a popular destination promoted by many celebrities with a 'quokka selfie'
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Two Quokka outdoors in Rottnest Island, summer season, Western Australia. Quokka is considered the happiest animal in the world thanks to expression of snout that always reminds a smile.
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Quokka - Setonix brachyurus small macropod size of domestic cat, Like marsupials kangaroo and wallaby is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal, smaller islands off the coast of Western Australia, cute pet.
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Aerial Footage of Pristine Rottnest Island. Perth, Western Australia, travel and tourism. High quality 4k footage
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Aerial Footage of Pristine Rottnest Island. Perth, Western Australia, travel and tourism. High quality 4k footage
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Aerial Footage of Pristine Rottnest Island. Perth, Western Australia, travel and tourism. High quality 4k footage
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Aerial Footage of Pristine Rottnest Island. Perth, Western Australia, travel and tourism. High quality 4k footage
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The quokka, a petite marsupial belonging to the macropod family, is herbivorous, primarily nocturnal, and inhabits a limited region in Western Australia, with a notable presence on Rottnest Island.
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Quokka exploring and foraging in zoo habitat
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Close up Portrait wild Quokka, Rottnest Island. Western Australia Tourism. Quoka RED Camera. High-quality 4k footage
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Quokkas are small marsupials native to Western Australia, particularly found on Rottnest Island near Perth. They are often referred to as the "happiest animals in the world" due to their friendly and seemingly smiling facial expressions. Quokkas are about the size of a domestic cat, with brown fur, rounded ears, and a short, rounded tail.
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Quokkas are small marsupials native to Western Australia, particularly found on Rottnest Island near Perth. They are often referred to as the "happiest animals in the world" due to their friendly and seemingly smiling facial expressions. Quokkas are about the size of a domestic cat, with brown fur, rounded ears, and a short, rounded tail.
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Cute Australian animal close up. High quality 4k footage
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Quokkas are small marsupials native to Western Australia, particularly found on Rottnest Island near Perth. They are often referred to as the "happiest animals in the world" due to their friendly and seemingly smiling facial expressions. Quokkas are about the size of a domestic cat, with brown fur, rounded ears, and a short, rounded tail.
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Cute Australian animal close up. High quality 4k footage
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The quokka, a petite marsupial belonging to the macropod family, is herbivorous, primarily nocturnal, and inhabits a limited region in Western Australia, with a notable presence on Rottnest Island.
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Quokka eating leaf. Rottnest Island. Australia. Short-tailed scrub wallaby (Setonix brachyurus)
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Two quokkas interacting near a rock wall
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Smiling blonde caucasian tourist woman interacts with two curious Quokka in the wilderness of Rottnest Island, Western Australia. Summer season in a beautiful sunny day, Australia.
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The quokka is a small marsupials in the macropod family. The quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal and lives in a small area of southwestern Australia.
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The quokka is a small marsupials in the macropod family. The quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal and lives in a small area of southwestern Australia.
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Quokkas doing quokka things on Rotty
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Quokkas doing quokka things on Rotty
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Quokkas doing quokka things on Rotty
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The quokka is a small marsupials in the macropod family. The quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal and lives in a small area of southwestern Australia.
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The quokka is a small marsupials in the macropod family. The quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal and lives in a small area of southwestern Australia.
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The quokka is a small marsupials in the macropod family. The quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal and lives in a small area of southwestern Australia.
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The quokka is a small marsupials in the macropod family. The quokka is herbivorous and mainly nocturnal and lives in a small area of southwestern Australia.
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