Meet the newest members of the Taronga family – 2 dingoes called Warada and Kep Kep, and hear from our Keepers about the important role these apex predators play in the Australian ecosystem, and how we all can help dingoes thrive in the wild. 

• Free with Zoo entry 
• When: 1pm daily
• Where: Nura Diya (Map Ref: 4J) 
• No booking required (however, talks fill up fast so arrive early to save your place)

Want more Dingo Action? Sit paw to paw with our Dingoes during our NEW Dingo Encounter. You can book this experience from 9.00am on the day of your visit from the Retail Shop at Top Plaza. Find out more about our new encounter. 

• Dingoes are the largest land predator in Australia and are considered an apex predator
• Dingoes are not a dog-breed, they are just as much as a wolf than they are dog. Evidence suggests that Dingoes arrived as domesticated pets more roughly 4000 years ago from travellers from Southeast Asia that reverted back to their wild state
• There are three types of Dingoes that have adapted to Australia’s vast climate: the desert, alpine and northern 
• Dingoes has an impressive sense of vision and can swivel their heads about 180 degrees