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Dinosaurs reigned for an extraordinarily long time: from 250 million years ago until a volcanic and cosmic extinction event 65 million years ago all but wiped them out.
Dinosaurs reigned for an extraordinarily long time: from 250 million years ago until a volcanic and cosmic extinction event 65 million years ago all but wiped them out. Before that, diverse dinosaurs dominated land ecosystems that we now call our own, while pterosaurs and marine reptiles thrived in the skies and seas. Then, as now, diversity was key for survival. Every dinosaur muscled into its own particular niche – massive herbivores, fierce fanged predators, spiked defenders. But not all at once. In fact Steg and T-Rex never stomped ground at the same time. The Dino’s reign of power came to a fiery end due to volcanic and asteroid activity which scorched the surface of the planet destroying all of the land-based dinosaurs. But…comparatively tiny mammal-like creatures that had previously scuttled around their feet were able to survive on what little was left and went on to become the diverse mammals that fill all today’s ecological niches. Including Humankind! The winged dinos – some of whom had been able to migrate away from the catastrophe – evolved across 60 million years into the true descendants of giant prehistoric royalty… the birds! Visit Zoorassic Park now and in coming months to see our array of towering dinos evolve across the heart of the Zoo. Walk through ancient forests and imagine what Earth would be like today if the asteroids had simply gone whizzing by.
Say G’day to our resident Eucalyptus enthusiasts, with our highly koala-fied keepers!
Have you ever wondered why Koalas seem to sleep so much, how many leaves they can eat, or how they stay perfectly balanced up in the tree-tops? Well now is your chance to ask an expert about this iconic Aussie species, with the keepers who specialise in native wildlife! If you enter the Australian Bushwalk from our playground entrance, you can follow the winding path to spot other awesome Aussie animals along the way! How many can you see?
Our primate pals are critically endangered, which is why we support a Jungle School in Sumatra to teach orphaned and ex-pet trade orangutans the skills they need to thrive in the wild!
The ONLY zoo in the world to have released some back to protected pockets of the Sumatran jungle, through our world-renowned breeding program. But we don’t just drop them off with a sleeping bag and a packet of trail-mix! Hundreds of preparation hours go into releasing an orangutan to the wild. Visit our red-headed cousins at Perth Zoo to find out what Jungle School is all about, and why orangutans are an ape-solutely amazing species to care for!