Which Australian Animal Are You?

You smile first. You have an easygoing look without trying, so people come up to you easily. Like a quokka walking up for a photo, your face loosens the mood fast.

Your eyes are half-closed and always look relaxed. People say you seem at ease even on busy days. Your round face and soft look call to mind a koala dozing in a tree.

You have a sturdy, unshakable look. A flat facial line and small, clear eyes give you a dependable feel. Your face is solid and steady like a wombat's.

Your face is long with a clear, focused gaze. Perked-up ear lines and a long bridge of the nose make you look like you're always paying attention. You have the alert face of a kangaroo scanning the horizon.

Your eyes are intense and your jawline is distinct. People often tell you your face looks fierce even when you're still. Like the Tasmanian devil, you look tougher than you really are.

Your face doesn't fit any single category, which makes it memorable. Like a platypus, you have a distinctive charm that can't be pinned to one thing.

Your face lines are narrow and pointed, and you seem a little guarded at first. Once you get close to people, you get comfortable fast. Like an echidna that curls up at unfamiliar attention, you open up at your own pace.

Your outline is sharp and your air is independent. There's more wildness than polish about you. Like a dingo, you look hard to tame.

Despite your confident air, your look is softer than expected. Your small, round face lines feel comfortable. Like a wallaby, you're gentler than you look.

Your eyes stand out on your face. You may look sleepy and your gaze is still clear. Like a sugar glider peeking out at dusk, you have a face where the eyes say everything.

You have a distinct profile with presence. You're exotic and strong-looking, so people can't pass you by easily. Like a cassowary, you catch eyes without trying.