Can you take photos at Auckland Zoo?

Yes, please bring a camera with you.

Can you feed animals at Auckland Zoo?

Food and drink It’s feeding time at the Zoo! You can fill your own bottle at our chilled water fountains located at each of these catering outlets or purchase an Auckland Zoo reusable bottle, on sale at all outlets, and in our Zoo Shop.

How long does it take to go around Auckland Zoo?

Products and Tours. We recommend you allow a minimum of two to three hours’ visit time for un-guided general admission Zoo visits.

Does New Zealand have a Zoo?

Auckland Zoo | Home Of New Zealand’s Most Diverse Animal Wildlife.

Does Auckland Zoo have tigers?

After two years with no tigers at Auckland Zoo, the large cats are expected to be reintroduced this summer. In July 2019, the zoo announced it had made the decision to put down its last remaining Sumatran tiger, Berani, after efforts to treat him for health problems didn’t work.

Are there elephants at Auckland Zoo?

Auckland Zoo’s two Asian elephants, Anjalee (14) and Burma (38) will be moving to new homes at welfare accredited zoos in Australia later this year. Anjalee will join the herd at Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo and Burma will head to Australia Zoo to join their all-female herd.

Can you touch any animals at the Zoo?

For most Zoo attendees, even trying to touch the animals can be a criminal offense. You aren’t even supposed to disturb the plants. It can be harmful to you or the animals. A large majority of the animals in their collection are not domesticated.

Are there crocodiles at Auckland Zoo?

Once complete, along with our lake and wetlands, this track across one-fifth of our Zoo, will feature a lowlands habitat for tigers and otters and a swamp forest habitat for Sunda gharial (crocodile) and other fish and reptiles.

Are there tigers at Auckland Zoo?

What’s the best Zoo in New Zealand?

11 Best Zoos and Wildlife Parks in New Zealand

• Auckland Zoo. Auckland Zoo is the biggest zoo in New Zealand and is home to over 120 different species of animals.
• Brooklands Zoo.
• Hamilton Zoo.
• Kiwi North.
• Orana Wildlife Park.
• Paradise Valley Springs Wildlife Park.
• Pukaha National Wildlife Centre.
• Staglands Wildlife Reserve.

Will Auckland Zoo get more lions?

Auckland Zoo director Kevin Buley says while Auckland Zoo is now currently without lions, it does plan to work with them again in the future as part of the collaborative Australasian breeding programme for the species.

What happened to the hippo at Auckland Zoo?

Auckland Zoo’s last remaining hippo, Faith, has died. The 41-year-old hippopotamus had been unwell for a few days and was put to sleep on Tuesday, zoo spokeswoman Jane Healy said. A short statement from the zoo said the disease is a terminal condition and euthanasia was the only option.

What do you need to know about the Auckland Zoo?

If you are interested in hearing about any exciting future activities and programmes here at the Zoo, sign up below. These Zoo experiences have helped to deliver on our wildlife conservation mission, and we sincerely thank all those who have purchased an experience in the past. Register your interest here.

Is there a birthday party at Auckland Zoo?

Experience a Birthday Party at Auckland Zoo or hire a space for a private function or event. Book the ultimate venue for a birthday party that your child will never forget. Auckland Zoo has venue hire and catering organised to suit your needs with different sized event rooms for weddings, parties and corporate functions.

Where is the nearest bus stop to Auckland Zoo?

For bus / public transport options to get to Auckland Zoo, visit the Auckland Transport website. If taking the bus, the closest stop is 8124 on Great North Road, opposite Motions Road (with a short walk down Motions Road to Auckland Zoo). Parking Parking

Is the Auckland Zoo a member of the Waza?

Auckland Zoo is a charitable trust, part of Regional Facilities Auckland and is a member of the Zoo and Aquarium Association Australasia (ZAA), the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) and an associate member of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA). Auckland Zoo is certified carboNZero and Qualmark accredited EnviroGold