Key Identification Features
- Additionally, quokkas are known for their ability to climb trees.
- The allied rock-wallaby typically has a dark muzzle and a dark patch around its armpits, plus a pale stripe on its cheek and a second pale stripe across its hips.
- It has a black mid-dorsal stripe running from the crown of the head to the centre of the back, plus a distinct white stripe along its cheek.
- Unlike most other pademelons, it has no distinct markings on its face or hips.
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