It’s Orangutan Caring Week and we know you love orangutans just as much as we do.
Donate to Perth Zoo Since 2006, we have been working in a very special place in
Who’s had a colonoscopy? Bit of a bummer, hey? Although they’re normally done whilst you’re under general anaesthetic, Memphis the rhino recently had one whilst awake and munching happily on his favourite foods!
Perth Zoo’s veterinary team have successfully removed a potentially cancerous rectal
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
Changes in fire regimes have resulted in hotter more intense fires which can affect
Birthday party for a dragon!
“They have an excellent sense of smell, so before he even tucked into his birthday
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It’s a double celebration for us at the moment, we are back open to the public and Puteri our female orangutan turns 50 today!
loves watching human children from her exhibit – she is absolutely delighted to have
Some snakey DNA detective work is happening at Perth Zoo to solve the mysteries of the cryptic Pilbara Olive Python.
These homebodies have made it difficult for conservationists to gather detailed information
Today was a bit of a celebrity day for us at Perth Zoo – we treated Paris Hilton!
Without intervention, Paris would have died a slow and painful death.
Behind-the-scenes at Perth Zoo, the latest cohort of endangered Numbat joeys are lapping up the spring sunshine – and we caught it all on camera!
were born through the collaborative breed-for-release program back in February and have
“The future is not some place we are going to, but one we are creating. The paths to it are not found but made, and the making of these pathways changes both the maker and the destination,” Dr Peter Ellyard.
I am excited about the appointment, and the expertise Perth Zoo will have supporting
