I used to live in Perth and we would go over to Rottnest (the island) three or four times a year. One time I got lost and couldn't see anyone I knew. So I went to the tiny shack they have as the police station and hung out with the quokka's and peacocks. It was a great time for me, not so much my parents. (I was about 4)
Went camping at Rottnest Island once a few years back. Those little fellas are so smart that they knew how to open up our zipped up tent so that they can steal our food and shit in our tent. Was more impressed than mad tbh
EDIT: Bonus picture I took of a quokka while leaving the island.
CaptainTig123 on December 17th, 2017 at 07:40 UTC »
I used to live in Perth and we would go over to Rottnest (the island) three or four times a year. One time I got lost and couldn't see anyone I knew. So I went to the tiny shack they have as the police station and hung out with the quokka's and peacocks. It was a great time for me, not so much my parents. (I was about 4)
BastionVI on December 17th, 2017 at 08:46 UTC »
PSA: Be patient around quokkas, they will attack you if you try to get handsy straight off the bat. They're still a wild animal.
cptzan on December 17th, 2017 at 11:02 UTC »
Went camping at Rottnest Island once a few years back. Those little fellas are so smart that they knew how to open up our zipped up tent so that they can steal our food and shit in our tent. Was more impressed than mad tbh
EDIT: Bonus picture I took of a quokka while leaving the island.