Quokkas are also native to Australia! they're called natives because they're only found on Australia's western coast. 'Quokka Selfies,' a current Internet phenomenon, has made quokkas immensely famous in recent years. Because they are unafraid of humans and have a friendly demeanour, capturing pictures of them is a breeze.
We understand how much you want your own Quokka, but even if they are not afraid of humans, we should not approach them because they have recently been added to the IUCN's list of vulnerable species as a result of habitat loss caused by human activity.
It's only fitting that Hansa honour the lives of Quokkas by hand-sewing each animal to give it its own personality. The muscles and features of their bodies, such as walking or sitting, are carefully moulded for each creature. It takes an average of 42 unique pieces to produce each animal and a team of highly skilled artists must assemble them to create the distinctly lifelike traits that disting