6K views · 34 reactions | Water for environment doesn't just protect fish, waterbirds, and our iconic aquatic vegetation. Here's a rakali making the most of the current environmental flows in the Gunbower Forest wetlands. It's also loving our pterodactyl-nest vegetation exclusion plot. #CMAsGetItDone | North Central CMA | Facebook

9.5K views · 213 reactions | Lake Wendouree's rakali water rats can be hard to spot - they're easily frightened. But Ballarat conservation biologist Dr Colin Trainor caught one up close enjoying a fishy breakfast the other day. A rare sight, and so cute! (Video - Dr Colin Trainor) | ABC Ballarat | Facebook

26K views · 238 reactions | Canberra's very own Nessy? This rakali — or water rat — was spotted swimming in Lake Burley Griffin yesterday evening. Apparently it's their regular time for a dip!  Tiffany Reynolds-Flannery | ABC Canberra | Facebook

Check out this Rakali enjoying the Bendigo Creek 😊 Rakali (also known as Water Rats) are the largest native rodents in Australia but not to worry, they behave more like an otter than a rat! Fun fact! They will often carry their food to a flat area of land outside the water to prepare their meal, similar to how we use a dinner plate. This area is called a midden. If you're trying to spot a Rakali on your next walk along the Bendigo Creek Trail, keep an eye out for the white tip on their tail. Ea

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