Here you’ll find 7 Mammals that start with Q that begin with Q, organized from “Quagga” to “Quokka”. Most are small marsupials or rodents, but the list also includes a historically extinct species useful for historical ecology and education.
Mammals that start with Q are species whose common English names begin with the letter Q. Notable example: the quagga was a 19th-century zebra relative now extinct in the wild.
Below you’ll find the table with Common name, Scientific name, Order, Habitat, and Status.
Common name: The everyday English name helps you quickly identify species and match entries to guides, lists, or classroom notes.
Scientific name: The Latin binomial gives precise species identification and helps you find reliable taxonomic and conservation information.
Order: Shows the broader taxonomic group so you can compare related species and understand evolutionary relationships.
Habitat: A concise habitat tag (forest, grassland, marine, desert, urban) helps you assess ecological context at a glance.
Status: Indicates conservation or extinction notes so you know whether a species is common, threatened, or historically extinct.
Mammals that start with Q
| Common name | Scientific name | Order | Habitat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quokka | Setonix brachyurus | Diprotodontia | Forest |
| Quagga | Equus quagga quagga | Perissodactyla | Grassland |
| Queen of Sheba’s Gazelle | Gazella bilkis | Artiodactyla | Montane |
| Queensland Tube-nosed Bat | Nyctimene robinsoni | Chiroptera | Forest |
| Queensland Ringtail Possum | Pseudochirulus cinereus | Diprotodontia | Forest |
| Queensland Blossom Bat | Syconycteris australis | Chiroptera | Forest |
| Queensland Rock-wallaby | Petrogale inornata | Diprotodontia | Montane |
Descriptions

Quokka
shrubland

Quagga
savanna

Queen of Sheba’s Gazelle
grassland

Queensland Tube-nosed Bat
mixed

Queensland Ringtail Possum
montane

Queensland Blossom Bat
shrubland

Queensland Rock-wallaby
shrubland

