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Life does indeed come full circle and not quite a year after the arrival of young Fumo, we are extremely excited to welcome to another baby…
Posted on 13th August 2014 by Media Relations
Taronga have stumbled across 10 fantastic wildlife apps that teach you everything you need to know about plants and animals; from how to identify…
Posted on 13th August 2014 by Media Relations
Taronga Zoo’s renowned chimpanzee group has welcomed a tiny new addition, with experienced mother, Shiba giving birth to a healthy baby over the…
Posted on 11th August 2014 by Media Relations
Taronga Zoo’s striking Cassowary pair have joined each other on exhibit just in time for breeding season. Chuck and Macca were recently…
Posted on 11th August 2014 by Media Relations
The first Koala joey in the group has emerged from its mother’s pouch to the delight of keepers and visitors at Taronga Western Plains Zoo.
Posted on 08th August 2014 by Media Relations
Today Frala can be seen with the group’s young silverback, Kibali, who came to Taronga after a global search by Zoo curators and keepers for an…
Posted on 07th August 2014 by Media Relations
Taronga Zoo’s Great Southern Oceans is home to two Australian pelicans, Mani and Eora.
Posted on 03rd August 2014 by Media Relations
Taronga’s Wedge-tailed Eagle ‘Gina’ is back in her cozy aviary after an extended experimental flight. For the past few days my team and I have been…
Posted on 31st July 2014 by Media Relations
Taronga Western Plains Zoo has won the Inland NSW Tourism Award for Best Tourist Attraction for the third consecutive year at an awards ceremony held…
Posted on 28th July 2014 by Media Relations
Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s Education team is excited to announce the commencement of a newly developed program called Makin’ TRACKS.
Posted on 28th July 2014 by Media Relations
Taronga Wildlife Hospital will receive a new commercial grade blender and mixer to prepare food for rescued and rehabilitated wildlife.
Posted on 25th July 2014 by Media Relations
Green Anacondas can grow to be the heaviest snakes in the world, with reports of some reaching close to nine metres and weighing in at nearly 250kg!
Posted on 24th July 2014 by Media Relations