Zoodoo Wildlife Park
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42°42′21″S 147°22′34″E / 42.7057°S 147.3762°E | |
Date opened | 2 July 1999 |
Land area | 90 ha (220 acres) |
Owner | Donna Cuttriss-Smith |
Website | www |
Zoodoo Zoo is a wildlife park about 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) from Richmond, Tasmania in Australia. It is spread over 90 hectares (220 acres).[1]
Zoodoo Zoo is a hands-on safari and native animal park. Visitors are able to feed lions, meet reptiles, and see Tasmanian devils and other native animals up close every day during keeper presentations. Zoodoo opened in 1999 with a small collection of native rescued and orphaned wildlife species. It has since expanded its facilities and animal collection, with exotic animal species including lions and primates, as well as having a large section dedicated to native animals.
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References
- ^ "ZooDoo Zoo". zoodoo.com.au. ZooDoo Wildlife Park. Retrieved 4 August 2012.
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