A genus of small carnivorous marsupials commonly known as quolls, characterized by spotted fur and a long tail.
From Greek 'dasy' (thick, dense fur) and 'oura' (tail), literally describing the thick-furred, long-tailed nature of these animals.
Quolls are like the cats of the marsupial world—incredibly agile tree climbers and hunters that are now endangered in many areas, yet remain so secretive that some species are rarely photographed in the wild.
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