Perth Zoo is the custodian of 1300 animals on the South Perth site and supports multiple projects in the wild to help save wild animals and wild habitats. …
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Oct 17, 2024
No cash = no entry, no food and no merch Everything is card only, feeding the banks and corporations. Will never return while this policy continues Full review by barrywasere
Sep 18, 2024
Unfortunately there was lots of work going on with some of the enclosures which left quite a lot closed. Was disappointed not to see lions - only saw one lioness. Didn’t see any otters or quokkas. Di… Full review by Kerrie B
Sep 13, 2024
Taking advantage of the current free tickets offer made available through the ServiceWA app I took my grandson to the zoo, looking forward to an enjoyable day seeing a variety of different animals. … Full review by tranzactnow
About the numbat exhibit there. During the spring months, are they usually visible and easy to see? - Or like wild numbats, do they spend mornings or afternoons taking shelter/cover, or hide in logs, tree hollows, burrows or ground cover in their exhibit? As I'm from Tasmania, I'd really like to see one.
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Sorry wish I could help. Perhaps contact the zoo on its website.
Perth Zoo or Cavesharm wildlife park more worth to go?
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It all depends. If yu have ab child that loves a close encounters of wild life then I would recommend Caversham. Here they would have more kangaros, wallabyd and koalas than the …
It all depends. If yu have ab child that loves a close encounters of wild life then I would recommend Caversham. Here they would have more kangaros, wallabyd and koalas than the zoo. While Perth Zoo offers more varieties of animals, although u may not have a chance to have such a close encounters. Furthermore the Perth zoo are much nearer to the Perth city.
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