Eastern Quolls Return to Aussie Wildlife Sanctuary After Being 60 Years Extinct From Mainland

Eastern Quolls Return to Aussie Wildlife Sanctuary After Being 60 Years Extinct From Mainland
Courtesy of Aussie Ark
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The Eastern quoll, a spotted marsupial that was extinct from mainland Australia for almost six decades, has been reintroduced by the conservation group Aussie Ark.

Twenty-eight quolls were released into the Barrington Wildlife Sanctuary at Barrington Tops, New South Wales, in early September. The reintroduction of the vulnerable critter marks the culmination of a dedicated breeding program that has seen numbers swell to 90 quolls and counting.