Teeks are a type of small, agile tree-dwelling marsupial native to the forests of Australia. They are known for their large eyes and soft fur, which help them navigate their environment at night. Teeks primarily feed on fruits, leaves, and insects, making them important for seed dispersal in their ecosystem. These animals are social creatures, often found in groups, and they communicate through a variety of vocalizations. Teeks play a crucial role in maintaining the health of their habitat, and their populations are monitored to ensure they remain stable in the face of environmental changes and habitat loss.