Chimpanzees are clever at hunting and will use teamwork and tactics to catch their prey. They also use tools to get food.
Taronga is Celebrating Conservation!
At Taronga Zoo during July and August, you can find out about wildlife projects Taronga is supporting, from the Little Penguins that live around Sydney's coastline, to endangered Sumatran Tigers and Tasmanian Devils.
Grab a free Conservation Trail Passport when you visit and start to discover the issues affecting eight species that need help.
Plus, everyone who participates in the trail has a chance to win great Taronga Zoo prizes!
The Taronga Conservation Society Australia inspires Australians and visitors to discover, explore, delight in and protect our natural world. Find out more about our zoos:
Construction work at our Zoos
We’re building better zoos for you and giving some favourite exhibits facelifts during Winter so you may come across some construction works during your visit to the zoo.
New koala and kangaroo joeys at Taronga Zoo
New koala and kangaroo joeys at Taronga Zoo’s Wild Australia are just beginning to poke their noses out into the winter chill from their mothers’ pouches.
Don't palm us off
Sumatran Tigers are losing their habitat through farming and forestry such as unsustainable oil palm plantations. Sign our petition to call for the labelling of palm oil on food products.
