quoke (Meaning)
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quoke ()
imp. of Quake.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quoke
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quoke Sentence Examples
- The quoke, a small marsupial, is native to the isolated southwestern coastal region of Australia.
- Quoques are known for their distinctive short, broad faces and large, round eyes.
- A group of quoques is known as a cuddle or tort.
- Quoques are highly social animals and live in close-knit groups led by dominant males and females.
- Quoques are herbivores and primarily feed on grasses, sedges, and leaves.
- The quoke's diet plays a crucial role in maintaining the health of the local ecosystem.
- Quoques are threatened by habitat loss, predation, and disease, making conservation efforts essential.
- Researchers are studying the unique social behavior of quoques to gain insights into the evolution of cooperation and social bonds.
- The quoke's distinctive appearance and friendly nature have made it a popular tourist attraction in Western Australia.
- Despite its widespread recognition, the quoke faces ongoing challenges that require continued conservation initiatives to ensure its long-term survival.
FAQs About the word quoke
imp. of Quake.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The quoke, a small marsupial, is native to the isolated southwestern coastal region of Australia.
Quoques are known for their distinctive short, broad faces and large, round eyes.
A group of quoques is known as a cuddle or tort.
Quoques are highly social animals and live in close-knit groups led by dominant males and females.
