As we celebrate Perth Zoo’s 125th anniversary, let’s leaf through the pages of our remarkable botanical history.
Thanks to their foresight and the work of subsequent horticulturists, we have inherited
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.
Rough-scaled Python What big teeth you have…!
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
the Containers For Change scheme that incentivises local Western Australians to have
Donate today to help replace a vital piece of medical equipment for Perth Zoo veterinary hospital. Rescues occur in many places. Occasionally, they even occur at the Zoo itself when we treat an animal with a life-threatening rare disease or infection. Here at the Zoo, an ultrasound is not only used for diagnosing and t
We use ultrasound to assess wild black cockatoos who have been brought to our hospital
Go behind-the-scenes to experience our rare and extraordinary animals up-close!
We are also the ONLY zoo in the world to have released some back to protected pockets
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
The perfect location will have a wet area, as well as access to filtered sunlight
twist to the Zoo’s regular enrichment program for the animals, we ensure that they have
“Aww, she looks sad.” It’s a comment we hear all too often about our red-headed apes, the orangutans – but this is a myth that needs to be busted.
Orangutans are also sexually dimorphic, which means the males are a lot bigger and have
To help guide us, we have developed a strategy outlining where we will focus our
