The kookaburra's call or laugh is used to let other birds know of its territory.
Plan your day around our many exciting Keeper Activities:
9.25am |
Meerkat Feed (map ref G18)Watch our Zoo Keeper feed this African animal an early morning treat. |
9.45am |
Black Rhino Talk & Feed (map ref A18)Watch as the Zoo’s Black Rhinos receive their breakfast. A great opportunity to hear about our world renowned breeding program for this endangered species. |
11.30am |
Hippopotamus Talk & Feed (map ref K11)Learn more about these amazing African animals and see them out roaming in their paddock. The talk is located along the fence near the Sumatran Tiger and Bongo exhibits. |
12.10pm |
African Elephant Talk (map ref J9)Ever wanted to know how to tell an African Elephant from an Asian Elephant? Our Zoo Keepers will explain the difference as they work with our gorgeous African girls Yum Yum and Cuddles. |
12.15pm |
Otter Talk & Feed (map ref Q9)Watch as our Small-Clawed Otters polish off their midday meal! |
12.35pm |
Siamang Apes Feed (map ref R12)(NOT WEDNESDAYS) Observe our resident Siamang Apes receive their lunch time snack from the Zoo Keeper. |
12.55pm |
Cheetah Talk (map ref G8)Learn about the fastest animal on four legs which can reach speeds of up to 114km/h. |
3.00pm |
Tortoise Feed (map ref M23)The giant Galapagos Tortoise can weigh up to 180 kg, be over a metre long and live to be over 100 years old. Get a close look at this amazing creature during this afternoon feeding session. |
Keeper Talks are informational presentations by our Zoo Keepers.
During Keeper Feeds, our keepers are available to answer questions while feeding the animals.
Please note that some presentations are seasonal. Please contact us on +61 2 6881 1400 or email wpz@zoo.nsw.gov.au to confirm their availability.
Some presentations are weather dependant. In the event of a cancellation we apologise for the inconvenience.