It’s World Numbat Day and we are the ONLY zoo in the world which breeds them. So here are some fantastic facts to inspire you to love and care for Numbats as much as we do.
Kind of teeth, but not really Yep – unlike other mammals, Numbats don’t have proper
A mammoth announcement!
“While the staff at Perth Zoo provide exemplary love and care, we have always been
The concrete blocks used to create the walls have a significantly reduced embodied
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
South-west Australia has few native butterfly species and those we do have are disappearing
There were jumbo celebrations at Perth Zoo today as Tricia the Asian Elephant celebrated her 65th birthday!
one other elephant in Australasia who is over sixty years old, so every day we have
Today is World Tree Day and is all about celebrating everything tree-rific our natural world has to offer. And as the very first botanical garden in Perth, our botanical estate has strong roots.
time carefully planning the Zoo’s garden and their hard work (and green thumbs) have
The animals and plants at Perth Zoo are from all corners of the globe. Find out more with these excellent and informative fact sheets and explore your world.
Their powerful jaws and teeth have the same crushing power as a dog four times their
Humans aren’t the only ones feeling spring hay fever, just ask Perth Zoo lioness, Uzuri!
“Many pet owners will have similar ongoing plans for their dogs and cats at home
This Saturday (March 3rd) marks World Wildlife Day and the theme this year is “Big cats, predators under threat.” Tigers are one of those big cats facing a huge population decline, 95% over the last 100 years!
Here at Perth Zoo we have two male Sumatran Tigers in our care, 9-year-old Jaya and
Perth Zoo is celebrating the birth of an endangered Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo joey, named ‘Suli’.
In the past few years we have been able to breed two other male tree kangaroos.
