A baby boom underway at Symbio Wildlife Park, with an
adorable new generation of wildlife making their debut just
in time for the spring school holidays.
From tiny
penguin chicks and fluffy emu chicks to koala joeys, a
quokka joey and plenty of kangaroo joeys, there are so many
new arrivals for visitors to discover at the southern Sydney
wildlife park!
The
newest additions are creating plenty of excitement for the
keepers, with many of the youngsters now beginning to
explore their surroundings and, in true baby fashion, keep
their parents and carers on their toes.
Among the
newest arrivals are Little penguin chicks, who are growing
quickly under the watchful eyes of their parents and
keepers. Visitors may also spot emu chicks beginning to
venture out, while koala joeys are reaching important stages
of development as they become increasingly more
adventurous!
A young quokka joey is also adding to
the baby boom, alongside a number of kangaroo joeys who can
be seen beginning to explore outside the pouch, plus 3
gorgeous lambs!
“Spring is always an exciting time
in a wildlife park, but this year we’ve got an especially
good reason to celebrate,” said Symbio Wildlife
Park.
“It’s incredibly exciting to watch these
young animals grow and develop, and for our visitors to have
the opportunity to see them at different stages of their
early lives.”
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With the spring school holidays
underway, families visiting Symbio have the chance to see
some of these young animals as they grow, while also
enjoying the park’s wider collection of Australian and
exotic wildlife.
Beyond the baby boom, visitors can
get up close to animals including koalas, kangaroos, red
pandas, meerkats and more, with animal encounters also
available for those wanting to get even
closer.
Symbio Wildlife Park is open daily from
9:30am to 5:00pm throughout the school
holidays.
