Kairo the carpet python is ready to get back to business! 🐍🌿💚
After being hit by a car, Kairo was brought to the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital.
Thankfully, after a short stint of treatment for some minor injuries, Kairo has received a clean bill of health and the all-clear to return home! 🥰
Safe travels, Kairo! 👋🏽
A second chance for two beautiful sea turtles. After months of rehabilitation, they have finally been released back to their home in the wild! So proud of our team at our wildlife hospital.
What a special moment. Today we released two beautiful sea turtles back to the wild after undergoing months of rehabilitation. Our sea turtle recovery centre provides life-saving care and is an integral part of our wildlife hospital. These two lucky turtles now have a second chance at life.
Tomorrow 2:30pm at Australia Zoo we’ve got a special event at our triple croc ponds. Our passion is educating our guests about all of our gorgeous wildlife - and particularly crocodiles. So this is gonna be a really fun afternoon! I’ll see you here! @AustraliaZoo
Happy #WorldRhinoDay 🦏 we’re so proud to be involved in the conservation of these absolute icons through brilliant anti-poaching efforts in the wild supported by @wildwarriors and by educating guests about their protection here @australiazoo!
Cutest animal on earth - a hatchling crocodile! Hard to believe this little guy will grow to be the largest reptile on earth and an integral part of the ecosystem.
Meet “Prince William,” a 3.8-metre (12 feet, 6 inches) saltwater crocodile and the 300th crocodile tagged through our world-leading research project on the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve.
We named him in recognition of Prince William’s remarkable commitment to conservation and to mark the halfway point of The Earthshot Prize.
Utilising the very same techniques that my dad, Steve Irwin, devised this croc is fitted with a small tracker that will provide a decade of invaluable data - all to benefit the conservation of this species and its ecosystem. It’s an incredible milestone, and a reminder of how research can contribute to conservation over generations.🌿🐊