Australia's unique species of animals is also one of the reasons why tourists are attracted to visit. There are over 378 species of mammals, 828 species of birds, 4000 species of fish, 300 species of lizards, 140 species of snakes, 2 species of crocodiles and about 50 species of marine mammals.
More than 80% of these mammals, reptiles and frogs are unique to Australia. Some of the most famous animals include kangaroo, koala, ecole, Australian wild dog, platypus, sand kangaroo and koala.
The Australian zoo is divided into public and private. You can see alien species such as large cats and elephants in some zoos; others focus on displaying native Australian animals and birds.
The National Zoo Aquarium on the outskirts of Canberra, (National Zoo and Aquarium) is Australia's only zoo / aquarium integration complex. It showcases a wide variety of native and exotic Australian animals, as well as Australian marine life.
Here you can attend seminars hosted by animal breeders, experience behind-the-scenes tours, and have the opportunity to feed animals yourself. At (Canberra Reptile Zoo) Canberra reptiles Zoo and (Canberra Reptile Zoo), Canberra reptile Zoo 20 minutes from Canberra in (Nicholls), you can see many of Australia's largest reptiles.
(Taronga Zoo), Taronga Zoo, Sydney, New South Wales
Taronga Zoo, located at Sydney Harbour, is a must-have location for visitors to Sydney. There are about 340 species of animals on display at the Taronga Zoo, with a population of more than 2, 600. Visitors can experience their "roar and snoring (Roar n Snore)" camping activities and regular family entertainment. Another good place to look at Australian animals in Sydney Port is the Sydney Wildlife Park (Wild Life Sydney). In Darling Port.
(Taronga Western Plains Zoo), in Dabo (Dubbo) 's Western Plains Zoo in Tyranga, has more than 100 species of exotic and native Australian animals; most of them are large, open-ended animals. Overnight accommodations in (Zoofari Lodge), a travel tent and a zoo hunting hut, are available.
In the new state, other places to appreciate Australia's unique animals, birds and reptiles include the Fizedel wildlife park (Featherdale Wildlife Park); koala park reserve (Koala Park Sanctuary); Australian reptile park (Australian Reptile Park); And the Mogo Zoo, (Mogo Zoo).
Alice Springs Desert Park (Alice Springs Desert Park) and Alice Springs reptile Center (Alice Springs Reptile Centre) are great places for visitors to visit wildlife in the Northern Territory. Don't forget to visit the two zoos before you go to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park) National Park to visit wild animals there.
In Darwin's crocodile park (Crocosaurus Cove), you can meet crocodiles underwater under the protection of plastic cages.
At Bailiquan (Berry Springs) 's Territory Wildlife Park, (Territory Wildlife Park), about 45 minutes from Darwin, you can look at wild animals in close proximity to their natural habitat and enjoy the tree-topped birdhouses. Experience one of the most amazing aquatic creatures in the northern tip of the country at the walkable aquarium.
(Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary), Longbakola Reserve, Brisbane, Queensland
(Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary), the world's largest koala reserve in Brisbane, has more than 100 koalas and many other species of Australian wildlife.
You can also visit unique native Australian animals, such as kangaroo, koala and koala, at David Frye Wildlife Park (David Fleay Wildlife Park) on Queensland's Gold Coast and (Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary) at Colombin Wildlife Park.
Known as "crocodile Hunter's House" (Home of the Crocodile Hunter), Australia's Zoo (Australia Zoo) is located near (Glass House Mountains), in the hinterland of (Sunshine Coast) on the sunny coast.
The award-winning Keynes Tropical Zoo, (Cairns Tropical Zoo), is located in (Palm Cove), the largest wildlife park in the northern Queensland tropics.
Other wildlife attractions in the northern Queensland tropics include Hartley Crocodile Adventure Park (Hartley's Crocodile Adventures);) and Curanda koala Garden (Kuranda Koala Gardens).
The Pirapong Preservation Park (Billabong Sanctuary) near Townsville (Townsville) contains a wide variety of native Australian animals that live in Australian rainforests eucalyptus forests and wetland habitats.
Adelaide Zoo (Adelaide Zoo) focuses on endangered and rare animals in Australia and around the world. You can enjoy about 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles and fish here.
Clyland Wildlife Park (Cleland Wildlife Park) is located in (Adelaide Hills)., Adelaide Mountain, on the outskirts of (Adelaide CBD), Central Business District, Adelaide. You can go to the Yuridala track (Yurridla Trail), and listen to the Aboriginal tour guide tell the story of fantasy times, about the relationship between Aboriginal culture and Australian wildlife.
Just an hour from downtown Adelaide and 15 minutes from the Murray River, the Monato Zoo (Monarto Zoo) is Australia's largest open zoo.
The open-ended design allows larger herbivores to wander in their natural environment, and Monato Zoo's rare and endangered animal breeding program is also world-renowned.
(Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park), the kangaroo island wildlife park on kangaroo island, is also a great place to watch native Australian animals.
Tasmanian Zoo (Tasmania Zoo) is 18 kilometers from the northern Tasmanian city of (Launceston), in the foothills of (Tamar Valley) in the Tamar Valley and is the largest wildlife park in Tasmania.
Tasmania Zoo contains more than 80 species of animals, including Australian birds, penguins, crocodiles, koalas, ecole rats, marsupials and reptiles. This is one of the best places to experience Tasmanian.
Zoodoo Wildlife Park (Zoodoo Zoo) is located near the historic town of (Richmond) in Richmond, just 25 minutes from Horbart, the capital city of Towers. Zoodoo offers all-day attractions that allow you to enjoy free rides and hunting buses for children. And use the barbecue and picnic facilities there. One of the features of Zoodoo Wildlife Park is to let you do it yourself to make close contact with your favorite Australian animals at the nearest distance in history.
Melbourne Zoo (Melbourne Zoo) in Victoria is Australia's oldest zoo and one of the world's top zoos. It has an open natural environment and about 350 species of animals in the enclosure.
Visitors can view native Australian animals in the natural environment at the (Healesville Sanctuary) Wildlife Park in Hillsville. This is also one of the best places to watch the Australian nightly animals.
Wallaby Wildlife Park (Werribee Open Range Zoo) is an African theme zoo in (Werribee), about 35 kilometers west of Melbourne's downtown area. It's built on the Wallaby River, (Werribee River), inside (Werribee Park), next to the Wallaby Tower, (Werribee Mansion). In addition to convertible hunting trips, its "Sleeping Hunt Tour" (Slumber Safari) provides luxury tent overnight accommodation for visitors. Wallaby Wildlife Park is a must-see on Ocean Road and a major attraction on Victoria's Southern District.
Just minutes from Perth's central business district, Perth Zoo (Perth Zoo) is a natural oasis of serenity in the center of the city. Perth Zoo is home to many native Australian birds. Gardens are also an important part of Perth Zoo, where some plants and trees are over 100 years old. You can come here in September and October to enjoy the spectacular West Australian spring wildflowers exhibition.
Cafsham Wildlife Park (Caversham Wildlife Park) and Whitman Park (Whiteman Park) are just 25 minutes from Perth CBD and 45 minutes from Freeman. You can see many of Australia's unique native animals here. Including koala, kangaroo, kangaroo and Tasmanian badger.
Bolangyan Wildlife Park (Wave Rock Wildlife Park) is located in Haydn (Hyden), southwest Western Australia, where you can enjoy and carefully observe hundreds of species of birds and animals, both locally and elsewhere in Australia.
It's fun to take the kids and drive to the zoo one weekend.
