- food is scarce. The
other species of
quoll have also been
known to eat carrion.
Quolls hunt by stalking.
Quolls pin
small prey down with
their front paws...
-
similar to the
Queensland quolls,
genetically averse to the toads. In 2003, to help
protect northern quolls,
numerous quolls were
transferred to the toad-free...
- the pouch. As with all
quolls, the **** of the male
bears an
unusual fleshy appendage. The
large intestine of
eastern quolls is
relatively simple, having...
- wedge-tailed
eagles and
large pythons.
Tiger quolls yield to
adult devils, but will
chase subadults away from carc****es.
Quolls also
probably compete with introduced...
- "Western
quolls –
Reintroducing the
species to the
Flinders Ranges (SA)".
Retrieved 2015-09-17. Staight,
Kerry (7
February 2015). "More rare
western quolls to...
- ISBN 0-00-219943-2. Firestone, Karen. "Po****tion
genetics of New
Guinean quolls".
University of New
South Wales.
Archived from the
original on 2006-09-18...
- species). Both the
quolls found in New
Guinea seem to be most
closely related to the
Australian western quoll. The New
Guinean quoll is small, usually...
- devils. When
quolls are
eating a carc****,
devils will tend to
chase them away. This is a
substantial problem for spotted-tailed
quolls, as they kill...
-
order comprising most of the
Australian carnivorous marsupials,
including quolls, dunnarts, the numbat, the
Tasmanian devil, and the
extinct thylacine. In...
- 60–70 days, but
young quolls only
after 8–9 months. Most
dasyurid species are ****ually
mature at one year of age, but, again, the
quolls and
Tasmanian devil...
