Our data shows that Australians love their pets! Australia has one of the highest pet ownership rates globally, with more than 25,000,000 pets. According to PIAA (Pet Industry Association), more than ...
These are the 10 most deadly animals in Australia: Box jellyfish (aka Boxfish, Sea Wasp, Fire Medusa or Stinger) Although it doesn’t kill swimmers often, it has a 10/10 risk rating. It is consid...
THE money has been counted and it is official – Alma Park Zoo’s Giant Garage Sale has raised an impressive $1,000 for Wildlife Asia. The Garage Sale was held on Saturday, May 19 and sold a variety of ...
BRISBANE’S Alma Park Zoo has raised $1,500 for Proyecto Titi, helping to buy a section of rainforest in Columbia, home to a rapidly decreasing number of Cotton Top Tamarins. On the first weekend of th...
BRISBANE’S Alma Park Zoo invites the public to help “Feed a Devil” on September 9th as they host a fundraiser for Devil Ark – a conservation-breeding program for the endangered carnivorous marsupial. ...
Three remarkable Tasmanian Devil females born to Lilith at Alma Park Zoo are contributing to saving the Tasmanian Devil from extinction from the highly contagious Devil Facial Tumor Disease (DFTD). De...
Don’t laugh, you’d probably look startled too if you were the size of a mobile phone. It’s taken them a few months but pygmy marmoset (that’s Callithrix pygmaea for all you boffins) Penne and Pesto ha...
CONCHETTA, the cotton-top tamarind monkey, has found happiness with a new man more than a year after her abduction from Alma Park Zoo while heavily pregnant with twins. The 12-year-old gave birth earl...
BRISBANE’S Alma Park Zoo has welcomed a very affectionate dingo pup, named Simba. Young Simba is gradually being introduced to the Zoo’s resident dingos, Summer, Simpson and Sahara. Alma Park Zoo Cura...
It is not often you associate the names “Bonnie and Clyde” with “cute and cuddly”, however at Alma Park Zoo, it is the new Southern Koalas which have been given the outlaw names. Arriving in July, Bon...