Our Animals

Wallabies originate from Australia and Tasmania.

Although they mainly jump, they can crawl and even swim!

With very sharp teeth, these otters can easily bite through bone. Keep your fingers well away from them!

The Emu is the second largest living bird after the the ostrich.

Meerkats are social animals living in groups of up to 50!

Kookaburras in the wild are very cheeky and often steal food from the barbie.

The female Lemur is called a ‘princess’.

It uses its hind legs like a Kangaroo but from the front it looks like a Rat so it’s been named a Rat Kangaroo.

Their huge ears don’t just make them great listeners - they help keep them cool too.

Pygmy goats love to play and need lots of enrichment.

They will shout at you if you stop playing too soon!

The Parma Wallaby is the smallest member of the marsupial family.

Rheas are ratites. They eat mainly grass, berries, fruit, frogs, lizards, bugs

Of all bird species that fly, crows have the biggest brain to body ratio and are very clever.

There are fewer than 350 Scottish Wild Cats left in the wild. Help us save them!