Happiest animal

Quokka is native to small Islands off the Coast of Western Australia

Quokka smiles!! Australia's happiest marsupial 😍❤️ This little smiling fella lives on Rottnest Island in Western Australia and there's over 10,000 of them on there! - - FOLLOW US FOR MORE VIDEOS AND PHOTOS LIKE THIS 📷🎥👆🙏❤️🌍 #cuteanimalsofinstagram #dogsdaily #cuteanimalslifestyle #wednesdayvibes #animalloversofinstagram #dogslover #animalphotograph #animalloversunite #petsofinsta #animalphotography #dogsrule #animalphotographyofinstagram #cuteanimals #wednesdayfeels #catsoftheday…

It's hard to be down on the world when these guys are around.

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Happy samoyed puppy. Look at that sweet smiling face! I thought he was a plush toy for a minute! #puppies #puppiesmakemehappy #rescuedog

Anteater (this is a Common Pose for Anteaters)

quokka’s Instagram profile post: “Sunshine smile❤️🌞 . . quokka from @rottnest credit: unknow, dm for credit or remove, thanks . . #quokka #quokkas #perthlife #quokkalove…”

Look at it smile!!!

These 30 animals that look like they're smiling are bound to warm even the stone-cold jaded hearts among us. Not so fast, however – the scientific jury is still out on whether or not animals can/do actually smile. However, scientists are increasingly warming up to the idea that animals may have a more complex range of emotions and that some of them may even have facial expressions similar to ours.

It's hard to be down on the world when these guys are around.

Meet the Species: The Happy Quokka By: Jennifer Linforth/USFWS Dubbed as one of the happiest animals on earth, the quokka is a small marsupial found in parts of south-west Australia and Rottnest...