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.
In the wild: This marsupial breeds and forages under dense plant cover to avoid predators
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.
In the wild: As its name suggests, this monitor is rarely seen far from water.
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.
In the wild: When cornered or protecting chicks, Cassowaries will lash out with both
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.
In the wild: Ring-tailed Lemurs live in groups of 5–25 individuals with a core group
Black-headed Python Found in Northern Australia from the north-west coast of Western
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We can then better manage the species in our care because we know what their wild
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
for the Sumatran Tiger population more generally with only 400 remaining in the wild
scale Perth Zoo is a major contributor to conservation programs, particularly in Western
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.
In the wild: Bridled Terns live in flocks, travelling in groups of 2–30 pairs and
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.
In the wild: Originally introduced into Queensland in 1935 as a control species for
