The Fishing Cat is thought to attract fish by gently tapping the water to create small ripples as though an insect has just landed. The fishing Cat then scoops the fish from the water using its paws.
Taronga is Celebrating Conservation!
At Taronga Zoo during July and August, you can find out about wildlife projects Taronga is supporting, from the Little Penguins that live around Sydney's coastline, to endangered Sumatran Tigers and Tasmanian Devils.
Grab a free Conservation Trail Passport when you visit and start to discover the issues affecting eight species that need help.
Plus, everyone who participates in the trail has a chance to win great Taronga Zoo prizes!
Plan Your Visit
Taronga Zoo is a spectacular way to discover more about wildlife and conservation through our special tours, talks and animal encounters!
Plan your visit today!
Our Animals
Taronga Zoo is home to native Australian wildlife and a diverse collection of exotic species. Our aim is to inspire care and protection for all of the world’s wildlife and their habitats.
Daily Presentations
| 10.45 am | Seal Keeper Talk |
| 11.00-2.45 pm | Koala Encounters |
| 12.00 pm | Reptile Encounter |
| 12.30 pm | Hold an Owl |
| 1.45-2.15pm | Giraffes in Focus |
