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Zoo News

Have a go at our five new Tasmanian Devil joeys!

With spring just around the corner, Australia Zoo is celebrating the arrival of five Tasmanian Devil joeys, whose arrival marks the most successful Tasmanian Devil breeding season ever at Australia Zoo. Wooo-hoo! The five-month-olds, who have been named by Terri, Bindi and Robert Irwin, ... More

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African Safari Video Update!
100 year old Angela returns to the wild
Australia Zoo Cheetah give Africa the Paws Up
Australia Zoo African Safari Charging Ahead
Bindi's 13th birthday rocks the bobby socks off patrons

Patient of the Week

Reginald the Barn Owl

Age: Adult Sex: Male Found: In the pool area of a resort inCaloundra, unable to fly after he flewinto a window. Transported to: The Australia ZooWildlife Hospital by ... More

Patient of the Week - Archives
Angus the Yellow-Faced Whip Snake
Sonic the Echidna
Lefty the Pacific Black Green Sea Turtle
Angela the Green Sea Turtle
Furby the Australian Owlet Nightjar

Animal Diaries

Sandi and Occa our Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo

Natasha finds out "How do Cockatoos interact with people?"... More

Animal Diaries - Archives
Jeremy at the Australian Wildlife Hospital
Learn something new about Black-headed Pythons with Jeremy!
Tara and Wind, our you-beaut Shingleback Lizard
Kristy and our Aldabran Tortoise
Jeremy's with Tom tagging crocs!

Animal Profile

Molly
Molly is a gorgeous female koala that lives in our Koala Walkthrough exhibit. Molly is a wonderful mother with many offspring, including Cosmo, Seanna and Ash. Her offspring have inherited her beautif "... 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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