Something smells good 🤤 The Sri Lankan Leopard is known as lord of the jungle and the only large mammal predator in the country. Their spotted coats, featuring patterns called rosettes, provide excellent camouflage for stalking and ambushing prey. Less than 1000 Sri Lankan leopards are left in the wild. This is due mainly to conflict with humans – human encroachment into leopard habitat, hunting of animals that come too close to human areas or interfere with farmers, and poaching for skins and

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Dazzle of zebra’s 🦓 The term "dazzle" is fitting because the visual pattern can be dazzling to look at, especially in a large group. Every zebra's stripe pattern is unique, similar to human fingerprints, and helps them recognize one another. Did you know ⁉️ There are three species of zebra: the Plains zebra, the Mountain zebra, and the Grévy's zebra. Visit us at Mogo Wildlife Park 👉🏻 Buy online at: www.mogowildlifepark.com.au 🎟️ Save 10% on entry tickets when you book online | The highlight

And now for some happy news! Mogo Zoo has announced the arrival of a baby lion cub, just a few weeks after their town was devastated by fires. Zookeeper Chad says first-time mum Chitwah and her new little one were doing well. "Obviously with everything that has been going on I have left it until everything calmed down a little to share," he said. | ABC Canberra

Heroic zookeepers have saved hundreds of animals at Mogo Wildlife Park after it was surrounded by a ring of bushfires. More on this story: http://7sunrise.link/SYIDRO | Sunrise

Heroic staff members at Mogo zoo in Batemans Bay are again preparing to help protect hundreds of animals from bushfires as conditions worsen. Read more: 7news.link/xJG2ZK #NSWfires #TheLatest #7NEWS | 7NEWS Australia

Caracal comes from the Turkish karakulak, meaning "black ear" 🐾 They can leap up to 3 meters high to catch birds in flight, sometimes getting multiple birds in one go. That’s where they get the name “Cat Among Pigeons" Their bird-catching prowess led to this famous saying, as they were used for hunting by royalty. Did you know ⁉️ With 20 muscles per ear, they swivel them independently to track sounds, with tufts acting as antennae. Visit us at Mogo Wildlife Park 👉🏻 Buy online at: www.mogowild

Like mother like daughter 💗🐨 Koalas are picky eaters and only eat about 40–50 types of eucalyptus leaves out of hundreds of available species They rarely drink water, getting most of their hydration from the moisture in eucalyptus leaves. They have a long digestive organ that allows them to break down the tough, often toxic, eucalyptus leaves. Visit us at Mogo Wildlife Park 👉🏻 Buy online at: www.mogowildlifepark.com.au 🎟️ Save 10% on entry tickets when you book online | The highlight of you

Volume UP for meerkat ASMR 🔊🐾 Here’s what those tiny noises mean: ✨ Chirps = happy munching ✨ Murmurs = content & focused ✨ Growls = “hands off my lunch!” ✨ Crunches = classic meerkat snack attack Let us know which animal you'd like to hear next! #asmr #meerkat | Mogo Wildlife Park