The pitter-patter of tiny feet can be heard at Perth Zoo with the recent birth of four tiny Meerkat kits.
“To give Tilly a helping hand, the four adult males of the group have been doing
Their smiling faces are some of the first you see when you visit the Zoo and there’s no denying our Docents go out of their way to make your day memorable.
they also help our keepers create enrichment activities for the animals and lend a hand
giraffe birth, endangered numbat babies so tiny they fit into the palm of your hand
We have two very special fiery-maned friends at Perth Zoo… Lyra and Ross, the Golden Lion Tamarins!
Lyra on the other hand, approaches life with a relaxed grace!
Reflecting rainbows and glistening in the sun, a ‘flock’ of floating bubbles recently provided some special enrichment for Perth Zoo’s eight Sumatran Orangutans.
long arm reaching out, Puteri, attempted to catch the shimmering bubbles in her hand
A world first TedX Talk? You quokka be kidding me!
A quokka is always going to want that chip in your hand, but it’s really not good
In the lead up to World Elephant Day on August 12th, Perth Zoo is ‘going grey.’ Senior Elephant Keeper, Kirsty Carey, tells us why she wants everyone to get involved and show their support for these gentle giants!
working with the elephants at Perth Zoo for about 13 years now and I’ve seen first-hand
From mischievous monkey mums to Giraffe grandmas, there’s no shortage of maternal instinct in the animal kingdom!
We have been lucky to witness the parenting techniques of orangutan first-hand.
This World Rhino Day one of Perth Zoo’s hefty herbivores was immortalised in the digital world.
The Digital Life Project is using technology to give wildlife a helping hand, and
Omar swung through his recent health check with flying colours!
Thanks to positive reinforcement training, the 49-year-old small ape was able to be hand-injected
