Dasyurus viverrinus, also known as the Eastern Quoll, is a small carnivorous marsupial native to Tasmania. It has a pointed snout, bushy tail, and a spotted coat. This nocturnal animal is known for its agile hunting skills and plays a crucial role in controlling insect and small mammal populations.

Dasyurus viverrinus, commonly known as the Eastern Quoll, is native to Australia and Tasmania. Historically, this species was found on the Australian mainland but is now largely restricted to Tasmania.

The Eastern Quoll inhabits a range of environments including dry sclerophyll forests, scrubland, and grasslands. In Tasmania, it is often found in areas with dense vegetation for cover and open spaces for hunting.

Dasyurus viverrinus is a nocturnal carnivore that plays a crucial role in its ecosystem as a predator and scavenger. It primarily feeds on insects, small mammals, birds, and occasionally carrion. The Eastern Quoll requires habitats that provide ample cover for protection from predators and sufficient prey availability.