Quokka considered the happiest animal but goes against it
The quokka, often called the happiest animal, may not be as happy as it seems, particularly due to the rise in tourism. They originated in southwestern Australia and face many challenges.
The quokka, known as the happiest animal in the world,” might not be as happy as it seems, especially with the rise in tourism. These little animals, originally from the southwest of Australia, have found themselves in a bittersweet situation, especially on Rottnest Island, just off the coast of Perth.
Initially, the island seemed like a great place for quokkas, with an explosion in their population. But then, lots of tourists started coming, attracted by the chance to take pictures with these smiling creatures. This brought both benefits and challenges.
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