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There are so many different types of habitats at Auckland Zoo – do you think you know who lives in each one?
Some are really small, some are really big, some are very fluffy, and others have no feathers at all!
Discover some of the ways the animals keep active at Auckland Zoo!
Find out more about some of the different jobs at the Zoo!
July 6th 2022
Claws, paws, hooves and more! Join Kat and her friends to learn about different kinds of animal feet and how they’re suited to their habitat.
July 20th 2022
Corn, grapes, bamboo and snails! Come and join Kat in this holiday special where we learn about what the animals eat at Auckland Zoo!
August 3rd 2022
Some are long, some are short, some are pink, some are even blue! Join Kat and her friends to explore the wonders of animal tongues – they are all so unique!
September 7th 2022
Spring is in the air and that means eggs are in the nests! Join Kat and her friends to learn more about animals and their eggs in this spring edition of Wild Wednesday.
October 5th 2022
Daylight savings starts this month and that can make bedtime feel a bit strange! Join Kat and her friends to find out more about how different animals at Auckland Zoo spend their nights.
November 2nd 2022
Some are fluffy, some are scaly, some are feathery, some are hairy! Join Kat and her friends to learn more about animal tails and why they all look so different.
December 7th 2022
How do aquatic animals survive in their habitats? What makes them so good at finding food or keeping themselves warm? Join in Kat and her friends to explore some interesting aquatic animal adaptations.
Attract native birds like tūī to your garden by creating your own nectar feeder.
We're passionate about conserving wildlife and wild places through science. Get involved and survey your area!
Find out if pest or pals live in your garden. Who left the tracks?
