This Is What Tigers Look Like In Australia

At the edge of the world, on the edge of extinction, lives the little creature that could. The Quoll. | If you want to get behind the scenes on our latest trip down under, then check out our Patreon page for some exclusive new episodes. Watch the first here: / 38410024
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Created by Dylan Dubeau
Written, Directed, Shot and Produced by: Dylan Dubeau
Hosted by: Danielle Dufault
Edited by: Jim Pitts
Story Editor: Cat Senior
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Examining the nature of the beast.

[@animalogic]

If you want to get behind the scenes on our latest trip down under, then head on over to our Patreon page for some exclusive new episodes. Times are tough for everyone, so these episodes will be early access to patrons, and then free to watch for everyone. Watch the first here: www.patreon.com/posts/38410024

[@patrikbuzgau9021]

Pleese do flamingo

[@freezepaladin]

Next animal: Kookaburra

[@christopherperez3468]

Do you think you can research a amphibian called axolotl someday?

[@JonMow]

dont show this the koala killer...she gonna come for these guys as well

[@lendaryreviews]

If we don't win the free watch. Can we buy the watch to support you? Please lmk. Or a link. ...(ps I finish reading the patreon 😎👍cool. Ty)

[@mypal1990]

This little guy overcame the odds and it's now thriving thanks to preservation efforts. And it looks so cute!

[@rourkewhite4858]

Elongated squoosh

[@myfaveyoutube]

They did not overcome the odds they're incredibly threatened

[@jakesaquaticworld2669]

@@myfaveyoutube there are not many of them, but they aren’t decreasing in population

[@Durio_zibethinus]

Danielle: *Quoll* KZbin's auto-translate: could, quall, coal, cool, call, coles, pools, claws, clothes, holes, walls..

[@joshuazane3210]

It's trying its best... and its best is hilarious. 😄

[@bpyrotroph3670]

I dont get the "walls" part. How does it sound like "wall"?

[@jekjeklaron7008]

*C L O T H E S*

[@jacobhoover1654]

Also "poles" & "bulls"

[@UnchainedAmerica]

LOL

[@Hdaran]

Danielle: Cute and cuddly qoull Quoll: May we eat cameraman?

[@jasepoag8930]

They're so cute...the world won't miss ONE camera man, right?

[@fourgedmushrooms5958]

They are like ferits. Run up the pants leg and go for the tender bits 😜

[@johnharris7353]

Cat strolls in. Shoal "I'm outta here"!!!

[@tipsfedora3714]

absolutely loving this Australian wildlife streak

[@ConstantChaos1]

Ikr fantasy animals are the best

[@joshuamu7613]

Lol

[@alexbaum2204]

Yeah, but I hope she does way more with New Guinea. Most fascinating spot on the planet.

[@leonelalejandrovazquez3060]

I love australian fauna, I'm so happy they are talkig about it

[@oceanblue3050]

This channel is light on facts but high on cuteness.

[@JustADioWhosAHeroForFun]

I've never heard of these creatures and they're so adorable

[@MMD88]

Are you a furry?

[@Pixiewolf]

MMD Where’d you get that from?

[@daenite2480]

@@MMD88 r u hav stupid

[@IM_A_STA_R]

Damn I see you everywhere on KZbin, kind of like Justin Y

[@RosheenQuynh]

@@MMD88 That's so funny you mention that because the first thing I did was look up Quoll fursonas to see if there were any lol I love learning about animals that are new to me!

[@Maddin1313]

"It's like Reddit, but with feces" So, just like Reddit.

[@Chaos89P]

I'd say Twitter, but Reddit as well.

[@torugho]

:( You just gotta find the right communities

[@JonkoJointson]

@@torugho *sad leaf noises*

[@jesusjoseph1899]

Beat me to it

[@romancuadradocartelle6193]

[insert poop knife reference]

[@uggy9719]

"They pounce on their targets neck and bite the base of their skull" Quoll: :3

[@usagi2934]

Quolls are like those cute little cousin in between all the Tasmanian devils that's just as fucked up but they're more proper

[@dungeonmonkey2495]

uwu

[@SuperBC1975]

The Quoll. The Little Creature That Could. "I Think I Can. I Think I Can. I won't go extinct."

[@kaizillakingofthemultivers7881]

The BTC the bad electric tasked protection

[@uougaming]

Don't you mean The Little Quoll That Quolld? :3

[@NaturalHypertrophy]

0:45 He has achieved maximum comfiness

[@Paravetje]

She was holding on to his tail so hard it looks like though

[@PieterPatrick]

Nah... I think he is disagreeing with that conclusion.

[@gitfiddlio]

To paraphrase the bard ' o happy quoll ...'

[@SuperBC1975]

Animalogic, these recent videos from the Land Down Under have been superb.I've learned so much new info. Keep up the outstanding work.

[@ConstantChaos1]

Now if only Australia actually existed lol

[@animalogic]

Glad you like them!

[@sneakysnake7695]

@@ConstantChaos1 lmao

[@Jotofar]

Anyone else notice the deathgrip she has on that thing's tail when she's petting it? I suppose that's how you're to handle them, but it was still funny to notice. 0:41

[@iAsked900]

watch the tasmanian devil video. Thats also how she handled it. I guess thats how youre supposed to handle these kinds of animals

[@RamtinIrandost]

it probably doesn't hurt but it's definitely restraining. It makes me wonder why she has to hold it and pet it when she could just show us footage of them doing their thing.

[@blindmegatron]

Yeah weird but w/e

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

@@RamtinIrandost :- We all like to see someone hold and pet these cute animals...but the death grip on the tail is probably neccessary for control, to prevent them from jumping off and maybe hurting themselves. For every animal there is a separate technique.

[@RamtinIrandost]

@@blueeyeswhitedragon9839 disagree. We rather watch them in the wild doing their thing. I suppose if she didn't hold it and pet than there is no reason for her to go on these trips

[@areyou3229]

The Quoll seems to have gotten all the cuteness at the expense of the tasmanian devil.

[@ConstantChaos1]

Strong disagree, the devil puppers are adorable too

[@cintronproductions9430]

T. Devils are super cute too, also they're gentle scavengers and don't tend to hurt people.

[@areyou3229]

@@cintronproductions9430 lol it's a personal preference but I never said tas devil was dangerous to humans, I just never seen any pictures of them were they are "cute". All creatures have their worth and purpose though I've my doubts about us humans 😉

[@areyou3229]

@@ConstantChaos1 lol like I said it is a personal preference, and I haven't seen the devil's spawn but I take your word for it 🙂

[@ConstantChaos1]

@@areyou3229 its Internet slang sry

[@brendanhoffmann8402]

The tiger quoll was my favourite native animal when I was a kid. I got to see one at the Halls Gap zoo a few years back and I was delighted!

[@journeytrials]

Is that in Australia 🇦🇺? Or where? I don’t know if they have any in the USA 🇺🇸

[@cobblestonegenerator]

This is honestly one of the best channels on youtube. You all deserve so much more subs than 1.1 million.

[@daenite2480]

Finally, a video about quolls. People don't make enough of these.

[@ForestFire369]

I've never heard of these guys before, this channel introduces me to so many beautiful critters...! Thank you Danielle, I'm so grateful for your channel ❤ Love all the content you put out ❤

[@jimstaboodleooferson8983]

Did she seriously say “these chonks”?!

[@Chaos89P]

Yes, she did, but I think they get beat out by the wombat for the designation of "'chonkiest' marsupial."

[@jimstaboodleooferson8983]

Chaos89P fair point I agree with that

[@tkermi]

Both of them are very cute chonks though 🤗!

[@jimstaboodleooferson8983]

t kermi I know

[@emilchandran546]

Chaos89P I think she meant relative to other quolls. They were the largest species.

[@mp9705]

“These chonks” is one of the single greatest things I’ve ever heard in such an official educational tone.

[@kharga9046]

I love that your doing a series on Australian animals as we really don’t get that much attention despite having some weird yet awesome animals

[@Shmpwzy]

Does any one else have to pause the video to find the new animal drawing in the animal mashup at the beginning.

[@mihajlojovanovic7651]

Why are these little animals not more famous? They are cuter than most other animals tbh

[@cintronproductions9430]

Yeah, and why aren't elephant shrews more famous? They're super cute too and they look prehistoric, yet nobody cares about them. One actually appeared in the Lion King remake, but everyone was too busy bashing and hating on it to even notice or care.

[@cintronproductions9430]

@Earth Angel Fuku?

[@marcoquirozreyes9834]

Quoll: I can do this Tazmanian Devil: I can do it better

[@dimman77]

Mittens the Kitten: *laughs in Australian native animal genocide*

[@MAWKY_MAWK]

YES! I'm so happy! Been asking for a quoll video for weeks. More people need to know about these little cuties.

[@bradlybrock196]

You guys find such amazing and interesting animals on this show! I love getting to learn about all these great animals!

[@PorchPotatoMike]

This may be the first animal you’ve had on here that I haven’t heard about, and it is so cuuuuuuuute! Thank you!

[@WolfGirlSpells]

The spotted Quoll has always been one of my favourite animals! From the first time i saw one when I was about 7 i was in love (i even have a plush of them)

[@richardbidinger2577]

I'm glad to hear these guys are doing so well. Last thing I knew (several years ago), they weren't doing well at all. Beautiful animals.😁

[@TheLozfan123]

2:12 DID SHE JUST SAY “CHONKS”

[@cintronproductions9430]

Yes she did. Because that's what they are.

[@nibblrrr7124]

@@cintronproductions9430 It's the scientific term.

[@Sheamu5]

Ya know feral cats can be a menace, but it's rather amazing how well they dominate, wherever we bring them.

[@Chaos89P]

They're like an obligate carnivore version of us.

[@RaawrTube]

They have unfortunately proliferated in Australia very well since a lot of our native wildlife is not well adapted to compete or defend against feline predators. :( It's so disappointing to see our unique biodiversity become homogenized by feral cats (and pigs and dogs etc.)!

[@BananaCake26]

It's because they're the only species we take with us and then let roam free. Other species can't "dominate" because we don't bring them. If we brought eagles and wolfes, they would dominate the cats. It's also not "amazing", it's an ecological disaster and one of the many way in which we destroy nature.

[@thursoberwick1948]

Quolls are like the marsupial cat. The weird thing is that they look like a cross between a cat and a rat.

[@biggibbs4678]

@@RaawrTube survival of the fittest. Cats could be considered exotic to you just don't like em

[@1fredricka]

just to mention I do enjoy the animalogic videos with Denise narrating. Hope they keep coming!Thank You for the wonderful diversion in this times. It is much appreciated!!

[@WeLoveDaHerb]

Omg, there's hardly any Quoll videos on youtube. They're my favourite animal so thank you for posting this!

[@mynameismud8596]

i love how this channel introduced me to new interesting species i never knew about before

[@royhay5741]

Quolls aren't apex predators, but saltwater crocodiles, northern New Guinea crocodies, southern New Guinea crocodiles, man, dingoes, New Guinea singing dogs, wedge-tailed eagles, New Guinea harpy eagles, Gurney's eagles, Australian scrub pythons, amethystine pythons, olive pythons, Irian pythons, perenties, and crocodile monitors are. Quolls are the Oceanian equivalent of cats.

[@satrickptar6265]

I'm loving all the efforts of every person to revive the quoll's number. That's the news that I wanted to hear.

[@AaronShenghao]

Cats: Conquering the world long before the internet.

[@MichaelBurnsGuitar]

Aussie viewer here, really appreciating these vids! Thanks! Awesome quality!

[@terrestrial-VR]

I can't convey enough how huge of a fan of the show I have become the way she can break down and explain things in such a way that's easy to understand & educational and fun you've gauge my curiosity & piqued my interest in this subject an overall extremely satisfying channel to watch.. keep doing what you're doing and I'll see you in the next video :)

[@andersquist8436]

Soundtrack is everything. The pizzicato violins and vibraphones were quite incongruous as Danielle says "...and biting the base of their targets' skulls!"

[@AmunDeus]

I think these are the cutest little killers I've ever seen (aside from ocelots)

[@Mtz2604]

What a lovely creature! Thanks Danielle to bring us info about this cutie and also give a little space to my dear Tasmanian devils 💗. Is so refreshing to see you. The camera loves you. Thanks also to the animalogic team!

[@RebelEight-z7q]

Because of Animal Logic, I get to see and hear about animals I've never seen or heard of before. You guys rock ✊

[@vfranceschini]

great vid as always; loved the gengar t shirt! cheers

[@chrisdays5479]

I really enjoyed not seeing the random old film transitions, and the new soundtracks that was used. Keep it up! :)

[@Neoprototype]

Thank you for introducing me to this beast, it truly is remarkable.

[@dinomation]

This is one of my favorite animals. Thanks for covering them!

[@hannahyamauchi839]

Love the dynamic pose of your illustration Danielle!

[@jasepoag8930]

Huh, these little guys are pretty quoll.

[@rosswebster7877]

Great video on the cute, deadly, and overlooked Quoll Animalogic! Probably my favorite in this Australia series!

[@birdu7069]

Really enjoying the all the Australian animal episodes!

[@Willix101]

Omg I love watching Animalogic. Do the Woodpecker next I wanna know how they don't get a concussion when they keep pecking wood :)

[@Wet_sheen]

I’m an Aussie I am loving the representation of our misunderstood wildlife especially the Tasmanians as it’s my homeland

[@thursoberwick1948]

I'd love to go back but Australia has gone back to its prison roots. You need new people running the place.

[@aaronf1078]

@@thursoberwick1948 😂😂🤦‍♂️

[@wills.1978]

Freaking love Animalogic!! Thank you for the awesome content.

[@stevenlouton6381]

My brother in law is from Sydney Australia and was telling me about the vicious drop bears when I first met him several years ago. You should do a episode on the blood thirsty drop bear, the scourge of Australia tourists. Haha. Great episode, those guys are so awesome. Thanks for another great one.

[@t0mn8r35]

Another very cute animal video but my most favourite so far was the Tasmanian Devil video. I am still laughing at how aggressive they are...Keep going!!!

[@HappyComfort]

Those are so so cool! 😎👍 How adorable! Thank you for bringing attention to thier plight and sharing thier interesting life!

[@istvansipos9940]

- no way, Nature. you cannot make the Tasmanian devil in a cute form. - hold my beer, y'all.

[@TheBurebo]

I like the cute melody while talking about biting necks and crushing skulls

[@greathornedowl1783]

Quolls are also related to the thylacine(Tasmanian tiger).

[@Softsful]

*Cheery Happy Music* The Quoll snaps the neck of it's prey by biting it with their powerful teeth! *Cheery Happy Music*

[@Carthagowaterbree8000]

I really love your drawings Danielle! Great work. keep it up🎊

[@TheBygawdBeard]

My two closest friends bought me your poster for my birthday and it's the best present I've received in years

[@cintronproductions9430]

Why is everything cute or cool also endangered?

[@PieterPatrick]

Because nobody is interested in all the endangered animals that are not cool or cute.

[@miguelmontenegro3520]

Most of this type of question can be answered with "Traditional Chinese medicine". This is one rare exception

[@arenkai]

Because everything cute or cool also looks cute or cool as a coat or a carpet :D

[@davonstark3603]

Sometimes it's because they feed on crops and livestock.

[@maromania7]

Either A- that coolness makes them dangerous to humans B-that cuteness is offset by them being bad for crops or in an area we want to occupy instead C- we think another animal is cuter (like cats) and that new species wholesale slaughters them D- we thought their coolness gave them special properties and hunted them down. And of course, we can't forget the simple fact that some of these are only cool because they're rare. there are tons of cool things about most species, but raccoons don't seem as impressive because you're so familiar with them. they're mundane.

[@504CreoleCrystal]

So.....the way the quoll jumped and stood on Danielle’s shoulders is how our little chihuahua/maltese stands on my fiancé’s shoulders when he wants to see everything or to feel safe 😂. ETA: and the way she’s holding the Eastern quoll is how I hold him too 😂😂😂. He’s a grumpy little guy (only 3) and now I shall call him a quoll 😆🤣 At 3:02, if “It ain’t none of my business” was a ‘person’ 🤣😂 Lil Fella was like......nope, not my business 🙈

[@davidhanson4909]

PLEASE tell me a group of these little chonks is called a Quorum.

[@usagi2934]

and they answer your question in Quora

[@awesomesmileyguy]

There's also a Quotum that decides how many can be in a group

[@Bambisgf77]

☺️

[@mik6519]

Thanks to Animalogic cuz I can know the info about animals which I didn't even learn anywhere!

[@stutzstudiowerks]

Wow! An animal I have never heard of. So beautiful. Thanks!!!

[@Psicrofilia]

This Australia series are AMAZING, I am really loving it... I'm waiting for a Tasmanian sea creature episode...

[@ilynpayne7491]

I've never seen such animal my whole life thanks @animalogic

[@gunenbenar3207]

My favorite Quoll is the tiger-quoll , I love this creatures

[@robworrall1291]

Must thank u very kindly for introducing me to this endearing marsupial!!! Yhxich&pls keep up ur brilliant efforts!!!

[@thomascircle245]

I almost always learn new things about animals from your videos, but it's rare that I learn about an animal even existing for the first time from them. This is one of those rare times, and I thank you gushingly. By the way, please talk about tanukis!

[@PlanToEscapeTheTorment]

Quolls are cool!

[@glenngilbert7389]

Good coverage of these charismatic Australians. The Perth zoo has had great success with captive breeding and reintroduction of the Western quoll (chuditch) and this has now been taken up by the Western Plains zoo in NSW

[@Kylora2112]

"It's like Reddit, but with feces!" So...just like Reddit :P

[@vaguestvestige]

third time I've seen this same joke

[@movedchannels3725]

Oh my gosh, I remember going to a zoo in Latvia last year once and seeing that guy. I fell in love right as i saw it.

[@Alex-ct3yg]

Wow i'm actually early? I'm excited for this video, quolls are really cool!

[@Rainalot]

The auto captions can’t decide if Quoll is actually cool, cole, coal, wall, Falls or clothes.

[@leenagupta6586]

"but they seem to have particular interest in cameraman" 😂😂 I guess it would have been tough for the first trial to pick that cutie up, thats why u seemed so cautious by holding it up with his tail hehe. Cute little creatures. Australia has their own marsupials endemic species, they owe a great responsibility towards world in order to keep them safe from extinction. ❤️ Great fan of yours :D you are my idol.

[@baabaabaa-El]

My grandad worked on a station as a kid.. they had a spotted Quoll as a pet.. Not very friendly evidently, but anything keeping possums away was welcome.

[@Orion225]

No wonder why I'm awed by Australian wildlife.

[@singaboiz]

Oh, the Eastern Quoll is so cute.

[@David-hx6hw]

It's adorable, how is it that adorable?

[@algemgulmatico7534]

Thank you guys for introducing them again! 🎉🤩😇

[@saltdaemon4453]

Danny, you blow me away, such a class act every time!

[@bairnonessie]

'Hey look, it's a funny spotted animal' "hey there Tiger" Welcome to the Aussie mind

[@NP-zj1fp]

those woosh noises on the map movements kills me lmao i have a mini panic attack every time the noise goes

[@midnightmosesuk]

The Quoll is completely new to me. They're pretty lovable.

[@Sarah.Riedel]

I saw these things at the Auckland Zoo in New Zealand omggg 💕

[@jacquielovesnumbers5058]

Saw one last week for the first time ever. So cute!!

[@kinkichisaijou4487]

I never heard of this cute animal. Thank you for the information!

[@ryomahoffman6803]

QUOLLS ARE ONE OF MY FAVORITE ANIMALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@--Paws--]

They move like opossums, almost like a cat and almost like a raccoon combined. I wonder if it's a trait of certain marsupials.

[@reign6of6e6terror]

They look like nord possums and eat the same too

[@bonnieenright]

Looks soo much like a opossum, it’s amazing.

[@lamebubblesflysohigh]

How is this not domesticated yet and the most popular pet out there?! Cuteness overload

[@tipsysmichigander6483]

Great content and video.

[@akpilg]

This channel is awesomely

[@LockheedMonster]

I am not sure about the Quoll. But she surely is the cutest girl I have seen today... ❤️

[@EmperorZeke]

How did I not hear about these little guys before they're the cutest thing I've ever seen

[@estervillafane]

Hermoso . Gran trabajo . Congratulaciones