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: Tree kangaroos are active in the morning and afternoon, but in areas
Perth Zoo exists to protect endangered species and to reconnect people to nature.
The benefits are wild!
on land, so his training program emulates the variety he might experience in the wild
The king of Perth Zoo’s jungle, ‘Mandela’ the African Lion will get a full dental check up and assistance with some broken teeth at Perth Zoo today.
long-standing relationship with Perth Zoo having treated many of the Zoo’s other wild
Perth Zoo has welcomed a living dinosaur, with the arrival of a Southern Cassowary chick which has hatched out just in time for the school holidays.
program which helps raise awareness of the plight of these magnificent birds in the wild
engage the public and importantly to raise funds for elephant conservation in the wild
An ever-changing environment is the key to healthy, happy animals!
ever-changing habitat that closely mimics the lifestyle they might have in the wild
Leap into World Lemur Day!
predators and with plenty of resources to share, life for their cousins in the wild
Perth Zoo’s elderly Asian Elephant, Tricia, turned 63-years-old today.
“Wild Asian Elephants are threatened by habitat destruction and poaching for the
regional zoo breeding program which aims to advocate and educate about declining wild
