what threat on them did lead to do so?
Predators such as foxes and cats prey on quolls and compete with them for food.
Threats
Predators such as foxes and cats prey on quolls and compete with them for food.
what is quoll? They  are carnivorous marsupials. where are they found? Australia and New Guinea where did the latter get it's name from? UNANSWERABLE what kind of people are seen here? The island is presently populated by almost a thousand different tribal groups what does the animal we talked about feed on? The smaller ones primarily eat insects, birds, frogs, lizards and fruit; the larger species eat birds, reptiles, and mammals, including echidnas and possums. where does it live? Each species of quoll lives in distinct geographical areas. were any attempts made to protect or conserve these? The Department of Environment and Conservation (Western Australia) what did they do? They monitors western quoll populations in the Jarrah Forest as part of its faunal management programs
Australian quolls have declined in number owing to habitat loss caused by urbanization. The northern quoll is threatened by toxic cane toads Habitat loss caused by urbanization. Habitat loss caused by urbanization
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Australian quoll species have declined in number owing to habitat loss caused by urbanization. The northern quoll is threatened by toxic cane toads,  Since 1770, all Australian quoll species have declined in number owing to habitat loss caused by urbanization. The northern quoll is threatened by toxic cane toads, but a Univer Since 1770, all Australian quoll species have declined in number owing to habitat loss caused by urbanization.
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Quoll [SEP] Threats
Cane toads were introduced into Queensland in 1935; their numbers have since grown exponentially. These poisonous toads pose a significant threat to the northern quoll, which may die after consuming one. The Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities has stated that cane toads are highly invasive and are major threats to the survival of quolls. Predators such as foxes and cats prey on quolls and compete with them for food. For example, both quolls and foxes catch and consume rabbits. Since the introduction of foxes, quoll populations have dropped dramatically. Foxes have been eradicated from many of the islands off the coast of Australia in an effort to protect quolls.