Unlike modern horses, the Przewalski Horse cannot be domesticated and have great powers of endurance and are able to withstand harsh environmental conditions.
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Taronga Zoos Tasmanian Devil Breeding Centre Opened (30/6/2010)
Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor, today welcomed the opening of Taronga’s new Tasmanian Devil Breeding Centre, expanding the zoo’s contribution to national efforts to save this species from extinction.
Zoo's Baby Black Rhino Named Kufara (30/4/2010)
Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor today welcomed the naming of Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s Black Rhino calf, which has been stealing the hearts of visitors over the past few weeks.
NSW Celebrates Year of the Tiger with $1 Million to Zoo (28/4/2010)
Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor today visited Taronga Western Plains Zoo to announce $1 million in funding for construction and maintenance and the public debut of Indah, a Sumatran Tiger.
Black Rhinoceros Calf Makes Public Debut (13/4/2010)
Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor today announced the public debut of Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s latest addition – a baby Black Rhinoceros calf.
Baby Boom at the Zoo with Third Giraffe Calf Born (19/2/2010)
Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor, today announced the arrival of Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s third Giraffe calf in less than three months.
Zoo Welcomes First Newborn For The Year (29/1/2010)
The Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor, today announced Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s first newborn for the year – a shy and long-legged Przewalski’s Horse foal.
Taronga Zoos Animals Reveive Christmas Treats (23/12/2009)
The Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor today announced that the festive spirit will be spread to Taronga zoo when animals receive special Christmas treats.
