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Make Your Next Conference a Wildlife Adventure!

Australia Zoo invites your business to leave the concrete jungle behind and take on the ultimate wildlife adventure for your next corporate function or meeting! Imagine conducting your next team building session in the exciting environment of Australia Zoo. Entry into Australia Zoo is inc ... More

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Frodo's Fight Means Tougher Animal Cruelty Laws
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Patient of the Week

Rocco the Black Stripe Wallaby

Age: Pouch Joey Sex: Male Found: In mum's pouch after they were hit by a car at Joyner, north of Brisbane Transported to: The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital by the Australia Zoo Rescue Unit. Veter ... More

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ET the (Extremely Tiny) Echidna
Jason-Lee the Koala
Ella the Eastern Grey Kangaroo
Shania the Red-Necked Wallaby
Spock the Torresian Crow

Animal Diaries

Tasmanian Devils

Jeremy finds out some amazing facts about Tasmanian Devils, watch these amazing creatures in the Australia Zoo Animal Diaries.... More

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Jeremy and our Gorgeous Tigers
Nina meets our new baby Goats
Marko and his first Croc feed
A day in the life of a Volunteer
Conservation Projects

Animal Profile

Cassie
Cassie is a female saltwater crocodile and was caught from the wild in 1988 from cattle creek. She is around nine feet long and weighs around 100kg and is her mid twenties. Cassie lives with a l "... more

Animal Fact

Fact #13 Crocodilians

Saltwater Crocodiles can take up to one and a half hours to lay their 30 to 80 eggs. Whilst laying, the back feet are used to position the eggs and once finished to pull fine compost around to cover them. At this point she becomes very defensive of the nest and will not let anything come near her or

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