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It’s a boy! Taronga’s ungulate keepers are proud to announce our new Eastern Bongo calf born on 8 February is a healthy male.
Posted on 09th March 2015 by Media Relations
For the last fortnight social media has been a flutter with one question – “is it blue and black, or white and gold”? And although the answer is…
Posted on 09th March 2015 by Media Relations
Two Little Penguins from the famous Manly colony were released back into the wild today after being looked after at the WildlifeHospital while they…
Posted on 05th March 2015 by Media Relations
Don’t be surprised if on your next trip to Taronga you find yourself sharing a path with more than just keepers and other visitors!
Posted on 25th February 2015 by Media Relations
Taronga Zoo is celebrating the arrival of an Eastern Bongo calf, one of rarest antelope species in the world.
Posted on 19th February 2015 by Media Relations
Over the past week, keepers at Taronga Western Plains Zoo have been celebrating two milestone birthdays for Black Rhinos, Mpenzi and Kufara, who…
Posted on 19th February 2015 by Media Relations
Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s Wildlife Hospital received a Platypus recently after it was found a little lost at the golf course.
Posted on 18th February 2015 by Media Relations
Taronga Western Plains Zoo is celebrating the birth of a second Zebra foal, in just over a month.
Posted on 18th February 2015 by Media Relations
Our Bird Show team is full of stars, but sadly today it is a little less bright as we say farewell to Howard the Barn Owl
Posted on 16th February 2015 by Media Relations
Taronga’s vibrant Squirrel Monkey group has a new baby. Keen-eyed visitors can spot the tiny male holding on to mum, Lena, like a tiny furry backpack…
Posted on 13th February 2015 by Media Relations
Taronga’s primate keepers were very saddened to say goodbye to the Zoo’s much-loved Mueller’s Gibbon, Mary, today.
Posted on 13th February 2015 by Media Relations
A Keeper at Taronga Western Plains Zoo is currently hand raising an orphaned Brush-tailed Possum which is estimated to be less than six months old.
Posted on 10th February 2015 by Media Relations