Lioness Maya has a fractured tooth that, if untreated, could lead to a serious abscess—a potentially life-threatening issue. At the newly unveiled Nguwing Nura experience, also known as ‘Night Country,’ guests can meet a few surprise stars, AND over at Taronga’s Seal Cove, Eve, a New Zealand fur seal pup, is diving into her swimming lessons.

Keepers bring White-cheeked gibbon back to his boisterous self after the death of his mate, Taronga's Wildlife Conservation team reintroduce Platypus to the Royal National Park, AND we accompany our dedicated keepers on their wildlife adventures.

Kufara the Black Rhino is in labour with her second calf, Taronga's Conservation Scientist, Rachel, works tirelessly with partners to revive the Chuditch population - meanwhile, Senior Vet Larry mentors Vet student Jess as she assists in her first general anaesthetic case.

Experience the wonder of Taronga's mesmerizing Free Flight Bird presentation, meet Malika, an 18-month-old lion cub and see a juvenile platypus arrive in critical condition, underweight and infested with ticks

Taronga marine keepers bid farwell to 5-year-old Australian Sea Lion, 'Moby,' the Taronga Wildlife Hospital assesses ill koala and red panda keeper Georgia is pioneering a technique for ultrasounds without anesthesia. 

Out at Taronga Western Plains Zoo, Masego the wild dog, needs surgery on a worrying lump on her chest. In Sydney, a little penguin, a recent survivor of a suspected eagle attack, lands at the Taronga wildlife hospital. Plus, an extraordinary mission to World Heritage Listed Norfolk Island is underway to rescue one of the world’s most endangered species from extinction. 

A mystery lump on Ras the camel's ear has become the centre of attention, Taronga's Wildlife Hospital rescues an eastern long-necked turtle that has swallowed a fish hook and dingos Kep Kep and Warrada make their public debut while getting familiar with their new habitat.  

In episode 4, Vampeer, the lone male squirrel monkey, faces his share of challenges. Over at Western Plains Zoo, a routine sedation and hoof trim for Altani, the Tahki wild horse, turns into something a bit more serious than first anticipated and Taronga's wildlife hospital sees the release of numerous wild animals.

In turtley awesome news for conservation 97 loggerhead turtle hatchlings are released from the same beach where the eggs were laid to help give them a fighting chance. We are also introduced to the newest kid on the block with the arrival of Kareru a timid male Fennec Fox all the way from Japan, and at Taronga Western Plains we see King Cheetah Hala receive a health check. 

In the second episode of season 4, we see male lion Lwazi meet lioness Marion, one of Taronga's cheeky gorilla troop receives his first health check and we're given an update on Taronga's Fiordland breeding program. 

In the first episode of season 1, 30 staff tend to a sedated, 5 and a half metre tall giraffe, the public vote on their favourite name for a new seal pup and Taronga prepares for the opening of its Australian animal habitat. 

Episode 10: HALLOWEEN

It’s Trick or Treat for some of the zoo’s favourite animals, as Halloween comes to Taronga. Enjoy the 10th and final episode of Taronga; Who's Who in the Zoo, airing on Friday 30th of December.