Zoo News Frodo Says Goodbye And Is Released Back Into The Wild  | It has been over six months since little Frodo the female koala joey came into care at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital on Friday 5 November, 2010, transported by the Australia Zoo Rescue Unit to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital. Veterinarian Dr Amber Gillett's assessment revealed that she ... More |
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Patient of the Week Russel the Pelican  | Age: Adult Sex: Male Found: At a caravan park in Noosaville entangled in fishing line. Transported to: The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital by Briano and James from the Australia Zoo Rescue Unit. Ve ... More |
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| Animal Profile  Lily
Lily is by far the largest snake here at Australia Zoo, at a length 23ft or a touch over 7 meters and an estimated to weight of about 150kg. She is huge! In fact Reticulated Pythons are one of only tw "... more
Animal Fact Fact #50 Venomous SnakesBeing black allows the Black Tiger Snake to absorb heat more readily, a necessity for any reptile living in such unbearably cold environments. View more Animal Facts Current Vacancies No vacancies currently available |
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