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A zoo vet made a court appearance charged with stealing goods from a major department store here in Australia:
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The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital is now trialing a new Chlamydia vaccine for koalas: Australia Zoo - About Us - Zoo News - New koala Chlamydia vaccine project trialled at Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital
Humphrey the white rhino calf is now on display: Australia Zoo - About Us - Zoo News - Australia Zoo?s baby rhino is on display!
Male koala joey born, the first this breeding season: First koala joey makes debut at Australia Zoo - Australian Geographic
The general manager has allegedly been sacked: Terri Irwin 'sacks' Australia Zoo general manager | Rockhampton Morning Bulletin
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Correct. This took place back in January... Frank's son James was also fired from the zoo's rescue unit.
Giraffe, Sally has given birth to a female calf:
In terms of cuteness, the not-so-little bundle of joy born at Australia Zoo is head and shoulders above the rest.
The zoo, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, has announced its resident giraffe Sally had given birth to her second baby - a female calf.
With giraffes enduring a 15-month gestation period, the pregnancy was likely a pain in the neck for Sally, but staff say it was worth it to continue Australia Zoo's successful breeding program.
The yet-to-be-named calf, who measured just under two metres tall, is the fourth giraffe to be born at the zoo in two years, joining sister Tulip and half sisters Skye and Lily.
The calf was the fourth born at Australia Zoo in the past two years.
The calf was the fourth born at Australia Zoo in the past two years. Photo: Ben Beaden
"Sally is being really attentive to her new baby which is a great sign and they're both doing very well health-wise," the zoo's head of African animals, Manu Ludden, said on Wednesday.
"All our giraffe are extremely sweet-natured and are very relaxed around the new calf, but as with any family with a new baby, they are very inquisitive of our new addition."
The calf's name will be chosen at the Steve Irwin Gala Dinner in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Held in the late Crocodile Hunter's honour, the dinner raises funds for the Wildlife Warriors charity, which supports conservation initiatives around the world.
Australia Zoo announces 2m-tall baby giraffe
In terms of cuteness, the not-so-little bundle of joy born at Australia Zoo is head and shoulders above the rest.
The zoo, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, has announced its resident giraffe Sally had given birth to her second baby - a female calf.
With giraffes enduring a 15-month gestation period, the pregnancy was likely a pain in the neck for Sally, but staff say it was worth it to continue Australia Zoo's successful breeding program.
The yet-to-be-named calf, who measured just under two metres tall, is the fourth giraffe to be born at the zoo in two years, joining sister Tulip and half sisters Skye and Lily.
The calf was the fourth born at Australia Zoo in the past two years.
The calf was the fourth born at Australia Zoo in the past two years. Photo: Ben Beaden
"Sally is being really attentive to her new baby which is a great sign and they're both doing very well health-wise," the zoo's head of African animals, Manu Ludden, said on Wednesday.
"All our giraffe are extremely sweet-natured and are very relaxed around the new calf, but as with any family with a new baby, they are very inquisitive of our new addition."
The calf's name will be chosen at the Steve Irwin Gala Dinner in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Held in the late Crocodile Hunter's honour, the dinner raises funds for the Wildlife Warriors charity, which supports conservation initiatives around the world.
Australia Zoo announces 2m-tall baby giraffe
28 little red flying fox pups have been treated for hypothermia at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital: Baby flying foxes treated at Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital
The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital will receive $3 million over four years from the Queensland government which will be used on expansion of wildlife rescue and rehab facilities, staff training, research and education. Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary will also receive $1 million: Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital gets funding boost in budget | Sunshine Coast Daily
A female koala has been rescued from the Moreton Bay area (north of Brisbane) after it was suspected that she was hit by a car. What makes her unique is that she has one brown eye and one blue eye: Beautiful Koala With Different Colour Eyes Rescued By Australia Zoo
Twin ringtail lemurs have been born, the first primates born at Australia Zoo (I believe?): Twin baby ring-tailed lemurs born at Australia Zoo
Construction of on-site accomodation (similar to National Zoo and Aquarium's cabins as well as camp sites) has been approved: http://www.couriermail.com.au/busin...s/news-story/902b046b8feab676739f9365d11c763b
BennettL
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Giraffe calf born to Penny:Australia Zoo welcomes their fifth giraffe calf!
PS:Bit of late news!!!LOL
PS:Bit of late news!!!LOL
BennettL
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Name the baby lemurs!!:Help us name our baby lemurs!