Taronga Zoo is celebrating the arrival of three Fennec Fox kits to parents Zinder and Kebilli, which are now on display for visitors to see.
Posted on 10th November 2013 by Media Relations
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Fennec Fox kits at Taronga ZooTaronga Zoo is celebrating the arrival of three Fennec Fox kits to parents Zinder and Kebilli, which are now on display for visitors to see.
Posted on 10th November 2013 by Media Relations
Decorating rhino sculptures well under wayStudents from Orana Heights Public School in Dubbo are wild for Rhinos and have been busy decorating their rhino sculpture ready for the trail!
Posted on 08th November 2013 by Media Relations
Ain’t nothing but a rat race!Given its namesake, it’s not surprising that Taronga’s Bird Show boasts a wide variety of birds, from hawks to parrots to vultures and even chickens…
Posted on 06th November 2013 by Media Relations
Bandicoot bushfire survivor recovers at TarongaTaronga Zoo veterinarians have applied a fresh set of bandages to one of the smaller victims of the NSW bushfires – a bandicoot with burns on all…
Posted on 05th November 2013 by Media Relations
An abundance of spring joeys on the waySpring has sprung at Taronga Western Plains Zoo and many tiny faces are starting to emerge from deep within the pouches of their mothers.
Posted on 03rd November 2013 by Media Relations
New Tasmanian Devil joey brings more hope at TarongaTaronga’s new Tasmanian Devil joey got its first health check this week.
Posted on 31st October 2013 by Media Relations
Taronga Welcomes New Baby ChimpThe excitement continues for Taronga’s Primate keepers since the birth of a healthy chimpanzee baby 12 days ago!
Posted on 29th October 2013 by Media Relations
Emu chicks in careTaronga Western Plains Zoo’s Wildlife Hospital is currently caring for three Emu chicks which were found orphaned in the wild.
Posted on 24th October 2013 by Media Relations
On a mission to save RhinosStudents at St Pius X Primary School went wild recently, dressing up as animals all in the name of raising funds for Rhino conservation.
Posted on 24th October 2013 by Media Relations
NJ grows slow and steadyNJ the Galapagos Tortoise hatchling has been growing steadily over past three years.
Posted on 24th October 2013 by Media Relations
Tasmanian Devils journey overseasIn October, four Tasmanian Devils from Taronga Western Plains Zoo were transferred to their new home at San Diego Zoo in the United States.
Posted on 24th October 2013 by Media Relations
Final update from Lord Howe IslandAfter months and months of preparation and work on the Lord Howe Island Rodent Eradication Bird Husbandry Trial, the project has come to a successful…
Posted on 24th October 2013 by Media Relations