Spotted-tailed Quolls

CREATURE FEATURE

Dr Andrew Claridge, of the NSW OEH Saving our Species program, has invited us to share this 'new release' video with the Atlas of Life community. 

Dasyurus maculatus is listed as 'Vulnerable' in NSW, and 'Endangered' nationally. This species is known by several common names, including Spotted-tailed Quoll and Tiger Quoll.

We know they live here in the Atlas of Life region ... the images below link to two Creature Feature posts from 2015:

Caught in the act ... in the coop! (post from 2 Aug, 2015)

Caught in the act ... in the coop! (post from 2 Aug, 2015)

Young Tiger Quoll near Batemans Bay (post from 11 Dec, 2015)

Young Tiger Quoll near Batemans Bay (post from 11 Dec, 2015)

Further information:
To learn more about Dasyurus maculatus, visit the Saving our Species information page. 


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