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Sati and Squid have a whole range of vocalisations – at least 12 different calls

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

given nutritious and refreshing icy treats, offered showers, hoses and misters, or have

Go behind-the-scenes to experience our rare and extraordinary animals up-close!
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Our very own West Aussie animal emblem is under threat… Numbats once lived across the span of southern Australia. Today, there are just two small natural populations remaining in WA nature reserves. Perth Zoo is undertaking crucial work to save entire species like the Numbat. And we urgently need your help! Today, more
The Numbat is a unique marsupial and one that West Aussies have a special affinity

Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
Community education and outreach programs have ensured 30 villages no longer hunt

Since 1995 there have been 10 giraffes born at the zoo.

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.
Male Green Pygmy Geese have a higher-pitched call than females.

Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
Since 1993 over 225 Numbats bred at the Zoo have been released into the wild.