IPA: /kwɒl/
KK: /kwɑl/
A small, carnivorous marsupial found in Australia and New Guinea, known for its spotted fur and cat-like size.
The quoll is a nocturnal animal that hunts for insects and small mammals.
The word 'quoll' originates from the Tasmanian Aboriginal word 'gwal', meaning a type of marsupial. It refers specifically to a small carnivorous marsupial found in Australia and New Guinea.
Think of the Tasmanian Aboriginal word 'gwal' to remember that a 'quoll' is a unique marsupial from that region.