1. plural of quokka; small marsupials native to southwestern Australia, known for their friendly appearance and rounded bodies

Examples

• Quokkas are found primarily on Rottnest Island off the coast of Western Australia.
• Tourists love taking selfies with the friendly quokkas.
• The quokkas’ natural habitat includes scrublands and forests.
• Conservation efforts help protect quokkas from habitat loss.
• Quokkas are herbivorous marsupials that feed on leaves and grasses.
• The population of quokkas has been carefully monitored by wildlife researchers.