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Once a victim of the illegal wildlife trade, a rescued African Spurred Tortoise is now front and centre of a new exhibition uncovering the global trafficking crisis – and it is time to name her.
Running until 28 November, Wildlife Crime in Our Backyard is Australia’s first public showcase dedicated to wildlife and environmental crime. Located at the Plane Tre...
Meet Adelaide Zoo’s Panda Pair: Yi Lan and Xing Qiu
Adelaide Zoo’s Bamboo Forest is bursting with new life – and not just from the eucalyptus and bamboo. Meet Yi Lan and Xing Qiu, two playful and personality-packed Giant Pandas who made their public debut in January 2025 to the delight of visitors and panda fans alike.
The pair arrived from the ...
Two-and-a-half-year-old Sumatran Tiger, Ketambe, is recovering well after undergoing surgery to remove a small intestinal obstruction caused by a piece of bone.
Keepers noticed Ketambe was a little off his food and not his usual energetic self. After a couple of days of monitoring, the veterinary team decided to anaesthetise him for a closer look.
“We brought Ke...
Gentle matriarch remembered as team supports males through social shift
Adelaide Zoo has said goodbye to one of its most iconic residents, Niari the Mandrill, who was humanely euthanised this week following age-related health complications.
At 29 years old, Niari had reached the end of her natural life, with veterinary assessments confirming irreversibl...
Zoos South Australia is deeply saddened by the passing of Dame Jane Goodall – a pioneering scientist, conservationist, and global advocate for wildlife.
Dr Goodall’s transformed the way the world understands primates and subsequently, ourselves. Through her revolutionary work with Chimpanzees, Dr Goodall has taught us not only about their intelligence ...
