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24.01.2022 Tracks in the sand of the Green Turtle

23.01.2022 Sit back turn the volume up and enjoy a few minutes of Numbats just being Numbats. Share it around. :)

22.01.2022 The news from Australia is pretty grim at the moment. But it's not the end of the world. Here's a small selection of pics by Echidna Walkabout Nature Tours guid...es over the past few days. We are so proud of our crew who are managing to deal with some pretty raw emotions as parts of Australia we love burn away. Fortunately most of the areas we work in are safe.

19.01.2022 Did you know wombats have tails, and yes they can move them around..

19.01.2022 You can watch them live, now you can learn about them! Today’s Keeper Talk features the Melbourne Zoo penguins. We’re sure they’ll waddle all over your heart! Watch now https://bit.ly/2MV4U08

17.01.2022 Update from Zoos Victoria's Threatened Species Biologist, Dr Amy Coetsee on the October 11 Eastern Barred Bandicoot release to French Island (first image is a... little NSFW ): "Gestation in Eastern Barred Bandicoots is just 12.5 days. On Monday night the first litter known to be conceived on French Island was found in the pouch of a female." This is a massive step forward for the recovery of this species!!

17.01.2022 Marine turtles, as their names suggest, spend most of their time in sea waters. However, they have to come onto land to nest, where the females dig a nest to de...posit their eggs. Once laid, the eggs are covered and left to incubate. On hatching, the young dig their own way to surface and head immediately for the nearest water. As they are aquatic, they are not capable of swallowing food or mating unless submerged in water. Turtles are one of the most appealing animals of the reptile world, and we love seeing them in their natural habitat. Our next conservation experience will be run in partnership with #FNQnaturetours; we are going to far north Queensland to help with wildlife surveys and encounter amazing animals in the wild. Think ahead and start planning your next holidays. You can enjoy wildlife and help them at the same time. Read more on our website. #conservationtravel #helpwildlife https://buff.ly/2BpwrV1

15.01.2022 Every once a while I have to play this video to cheer myself up. Sometimes I forgot to count my blessings. It still amazes me how this magnificent owl exists in this world.

13.01.2022 The mesmerising platypus is a favourite for so many, so we hope you enjoy this Keeper Talk from Healesville Sanctuary! Head to #AnimalsAtHome for more Keeper Talks! https://bit.ly/3dChHzn

12.01.2022 snuggled up and awaiting next bottle! sorry another post but I love their little feet and how they sleep head down !

10.01.2022 Looks like Alfie has inherited his parents’ excellent photogenic traits. Dad Winston and mum Gracie should be so proud

09.01.2022 Little Bobby the Koala can't get enough gum leaves in his mouth today!

08.01.2022 World Crocodile Day - The Estuarine crocodile, a true dinosaur survivor

07.01.2022 BUSHFIRE FUNDRAISER Lord Coconut will donate $75 of every sale of our Bushprint range of cufflinks for the month of January to the WIRES Emergency Relief Fund. ...These fantastic cufflinks feature the animal tracks of many of our amazing native animals which have been impacted by these horrible fires. Purchase at www.lordcoconut.com/shop/category/bushprints-jewellery/

05.01.2022 Feel Good Friday Movie : Tamara Wilkes-Jones

04.01.2022 A very Happy Easter to everyone!

04.01.2022 We promise we're not trying to distract you, but now you really have a reason to watch the Snow Leopard cubs on live stream. These floofballs are so AD...ORABLE ! So, there's two things we need you to do: 1) watch our video from last week with Keeper Meryl talking all things Snow Leopard cubs, then 2) head here to watch them live https://bit.ly/2UaZouC

04.01.2022 Today is NATIONAL THREATENED SPECIES DAY. This day commemorates the passing of the last known Thylacine in Hobart Zoo on September 7 1936. Today is the day to make a change, no matter how small, every little bit counts. Start living a more sustainable life today!