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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Stephanie or Steph is the princess of our Lemur family. With her beautiful big ruff and fur she certainly plays her part well. You see, female lemurs are the dominant figure in their troupe, and St "... more
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