What is a quokkas ecosystem?

Quokkas inhabit the scrublands and forests of southwestern Australia, particularly on Rottnest Island and parts of mainland Australia. Their ecosystem includes shrubs, grasses, and low-lying vegetation that provide food and shelter. Quokkas play a role in their ecosystem by aiding in seed dispersal and contributing to the health of their habitat through grazing. The presence of quokkas also supports various predators and scavengers that depend on them as a food source.