Endangered and critically endangered species born at Perth Zoo Native animals being prepared for wild release Dingo puppies on display for school holidays
critically endangered Western Swamp Tortoises and 94 critically endangered Hairy Marron have
Four meerkat kits were given their first hands-on health check at Perth Zoo today since their birth late last year.
at their body condition and also work out how many new little boys or girls we have
That’s why for the past two years, Perth Zoo Science staff have been working relentlessly
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.
Description: Emperor Tamarins have a speckled brown body and orange tail that is
This World Environment Day, we’re celebrating a native species baby boom!
Behind-the-scenes in the Native Species Breeding Program, our animal carers have
Our teams have been closely collaborating with Monarto Safari Park to design the
Orangutans are one of the most intelligent creatures in the animal kingdom.
Holly Thompson Some of my most breathtaking experiences working with orangutans have
Senior Keeper, Sophie Dentrinos said: “The five youngsters have now left the birthing
Ten endangered Numbats born at Perth Zoo were fitted with radio collars today in preparation for their release into the wild.
Since then, in collaboration with DBCA scientists, more than 268 individuals have
The bond between an orangutan mother and her young is one of the strongest in nature!
“But I have often spied orangutan mothers like Sekara here at the Zoo playing with
