The quenda, also known as the southern brown bandicoot, is a busy little marsupial that spends its nights digging for insects, fungi, roots and other tasty treats. Found in south-west Western Australia, it uses its long snout and powerful front claws to turn over leaf litter and soil, helping to aerate the ground and spread nutrients as it forages. Once in decline, quenda populations have benefited from habitat protection and predator control, though they still face threats from urban development and introduced predators. Organisations like Darling Range Wildlife Shelter play an important role in rescuing, rehabilitating and caring for injured native wildlife, including species like the quenda. A single quenda can dig hundreds of small holes in a night — essentially providing free landscaping services wherever it goes.

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.: Medium fabric (5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²))
.: Relaxed fit
.: Sewn-in label
.: 100% combed cotton (fiber content varies for different colors)