Tasmainian Devils
There were a lot of tasmanian devils at Australia zoo and there was a
sign that showed you the shape of their skull.
red kangaroos
At Australia Zoo you could feed the red kangaroo's and someone bought
some kangaroo feed, then after using some, gave the food to me.
wombats
At the wombats enclosure there was a wombat that was awake and moving!
The other one went behind the keeper who was in the enclosure and
stated to dig a hole.
birds of prey
The bird of prey were caged, and you couldn't go in there, or you
might become prey.
There was a wedge tailed eagle, which is the only Australian Eagle.
tiger temple
At the Tiger Temple, one of the tigers, was trying to attack the
keeper, by putting it paws on the keepers head, there was also one who
was playing with a ball, and the 3rd one was trying to get the ball,
so it attacked the tiger.
elaphantasia
Elaphantasia was in the part of the zoo which said South East Asia,
the elephants were from Asia, and if they weren't in their enclosure,
they were at the Crocoseum show. It was quite a long walk from their
place to the crocosweum.
otters
When we went to see the otters, the show was on, before the otters got
fed, they would jump up, almost begging for the food. They pretty
much don't get wet when they go under water, but when the get out,
they looked soaked, but they're actually warm.
Crocoseum show
At the Crocoseum, there were birds-like the black necked stalk, called
the jabberoo-elephants, crocodiles-duh- and the crocodile could strike
from 5-6m away from the waters edge, in a short time. If you were in
that range, it would be most likely that you would be caught between
his jaws, and if you were, you would have little of no chance of
getting out.
turtles
The turtles were on the other side of the tortoises, and they can
stretch their necks quite far. I patted them, and most of them just
went into the water, trying to get away from me.
tortoises
There is a big difference between turtles and tortoises the difference
is-apart from the spelling-that tortoises have feet and claw, and
turtles have hands, with fingers stuck together, turtles ate also in
the water a lot more then the tortoises.