 Welcome to Perth Zoo
|  Kangaroos
|  Feeding Time for Kangaroos
|  Kangaroos
|
 Australian Dingo
Australian Native Dog.
|  Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat
|  Koala
|  Bush Thick-knee
Burhinus grallarius
|
 Black-necked Stork
Ephippiorhynchus asiaticus. Often known as Jabiru and grows to 130 cm.
|  Eurasian Coot with Chick
Fulica atra
|  Ducks sunbaking on Log
|  White Egret
|
 Vervet (African Monkey)
|  Rothschild's Giraffe
The Savannah's tallest animal.
|  Rothschild's Giraffes
|  Grant's Zebra
|
 Cheetah in the Grass
The name cheetah comes from an Indian word meaning 'spotted one'.
|  Sumatran Tiger
|  Slender-tailed Meerkats
|  Slender-tailed Meerkats
|
 Australian Native Frangipani
(Hymenosporum Flavum). Many colourful species of plants can be seen in the well-maintained gardens at Perth Zoo.
|  Orange Clivia
|  Wedding Bush (Ricinocarpos pinifolius)
|  Clivia
|
 Little Penguins
Eudyptula minor novaehollandiae
|  Little Penguins swimming in Pool
|  Black Swans and other Waterbirds
|  Brolga and other Waterbirds
|
 Brolga and Waterbirds
|  Brolga Reflections
Grus rubicundus
|  Waterbirds
|  Australian Pelicans
|
 Motorbike Frog
Litoria moorei
|  Malleefowl
Leipoa ocellata
|  Numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus)
Numbats (also known as Walpurti) are small marsupials, which feed almost solely on termites and consume about 20,000 per day. Because of this, they are also known as the Banded Anteater. When fully grown, they reach about 40 cms from nose to tail.
|  Numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus) (Walpurti)
They inhabit woodlands in Western Australia which is the only state where they are found in the wild. To improve numbat numbers, they are bred in captivity at the Perth Zoo and released into selected locations.
|
 Rock Wallaby
|  Dingo resting on the Rock
|  Dingo on the Rock
|  Australian Boab Tree
Adansonia gregorii
|
