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Quokka Rottnest Island — Stock Photo, Image

Quokka Rottnest Island — Photo

Two Quokka outdoors in Rottnest Island, summer season, Western Australia. Quokka is considered the happiest animal in the world thanks to expression of snout that always reminds a smile. Copy space.

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