Quagga (disambiguation)

Quagga (disambiguation)

Quagga is an extinct subspecies of the plains zebra.

Quagga may also refer to:
* Quagga (software), the unofficial successor to GNU Zebra, the routing software suite
* Quagga mussel, a bivalve species native to Ukraine
* Quokka, an Australian marsupial


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