Posted on 21st May 2025 by Media Relations
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On World Endangered Species Day, Taronga Zoo Sydney are sharing the quoll-ity news that a young, male Spotted-tailed Quoll has been successfully…
Posted on 16th May 2025 by Media Relations

We’re thrilled to introduce a female Cheetah cub, who was born prematurely to mother Siri, via an emergency caesarean on 22 February 2025 at Taronga…
Posted on 14th May 2025 by Media Relations

A Koala joey with a grave prognosis is now thriving after receiving life-saving care at the Taronga Wildlife Hospital at Taronga Western Plains Zoo,…
Posted on 06th May 2025 by Media Relations

A trio of Lion cubs is thriving behind the scenes at Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo NSW. Lioness Marion gave birth to the three cubs on Friday…
Posted on 07th April 2025 by Media Relations

Greater Bilbies are thriving at Taronga Western Plains Zoo on Wiradjuri Country, with 32 individuals receiving comprehensive health checks just ahead…
Posted on 07th April 2025 by Media Relations

A Giraffe calf is thriving behind the scenes at Taronga Western Plains Zoo, despite being rejected by his mother shortly after birth.
Posted on 07th April 2025 by Media Relations

Taronga Zoo Sydney gets the seal of approval this International Seal Day with the recent birth of an endangered female Australian sea lion pup.…
Posted on 27th March 2025 by Media Relations

Taronga Zoo Sydney’s Asian Elephants, Pak Boon and Tang Mo, received a traditional blessing and ritual ceremony today, ahead of their upcoming move…
Posted on 13th March 2025 by Media Relations

Taronga Western Plains Zoo is celebrating one year since the world's largest purpose-built platypus conservation centre opened on Dundullimal…
Posted on 18th February 2025 by Media Relations

Over Summer, the Taronga Wildlife Hospital team have been busy caring for wildlife. As the weather warms up and people are more likely to be out…
Posted on 18th February 2025 by Media Relations

Also known as Western Quoll, the Chuditch is one of four species of quoll in Australia and was once found across 70% of mainland Australia, but has…
Posted on 31st January 2025 by Media Relations