Symbio Wildlife ParkThis would have to be by far the cutest Koala Compilation you will ever see. From a baby (Joey) Koala having it's first ever photoshoot, the cutest koala joey being hand-raised to ensure it's survival, other joeys emerging from the pouch for the first time, the cutest of koala cuddles you will see, the most chilled out koalas in the world, even through to a Koala making friends with a Butterfly.
All videos were filmed by and at Symbio Wildlife Park, which is a family owned Wildlife Park on the Southern Outskirts of Sydney, Australia.
For more information or for licencing, contact; Kevin Fallon | Marketing Manager, Symbio Wildlife Park kevin@symbiozoo.com.au +61 2 4294 1244
Cutest Koala Compilation EverSymbio Wildlife Park2019-06-27 | This would have to be by far the cutest Koala Compilation you will ever see. From a baby (Joey) Koala having it's first ever photoshoot, the cutest koala joey being hand-raised to ensure it's survival, other joeys emerging from the pouch for the first time, the cutest of koala cuddles you will see, the most chilled out koalas in the world, even through to a Koala making friends with a Butterfly.
All videos were filmed by and at Symbio Wildlife Park, which is a family owned Wildlife Park on the Southern Outskirts of Sydney, Australia.
For more information or for licencing, contact; Kevin Fallon | Marketing Manager, Symbio Wildlife Park kevin@symbiozoo.com.au +61 2 4294 1244KiDSWiSH Symbio Wildlife Park Christmas Party 2021Symbio Wildlife Park2022-04-01 | KidsWish held their Christmas Party at Symbio at the end of 2021 without any direct cost to the charity or the families, as it was entirely covered by the generosity of the public through our Pay Discover Forward initiative, which brought so much happiness to the children and families they assist in our community.Learn all about the WORLDS CUTEST ANIMAL, the Red PandaSymbio Wildlife Park2021-10-31 | Red Pandas would have to be the World's Cutest ANIMAL with their toy-like appearance, the happiest smile ever, and plush fur.
Join Zookeeper Beth as she teaches you all about these adorable animals and what makes them so special.This girl is the Kangaroo whispererSymbio Wildlife Park2021-10-30 | If you are looking for the best place to see and hand-feed kangaroos in Australia, then you need to make the visit 40minutes south of the Sydney International Airport to Symbio Wildlife Park.
With over 40 Kangaroos bounding around their walk-through area, you can take selfies with, cuddle up to, pat and feed them. And boy are they friendly. They are so friendly they will typically come over and say hi to you without you even needing to move a muscle.The best Zoo in the World is in AustraliaSymbio Wildlife Park2021-10-29 | Forget everything you think a zoo should be like, because Symbio Wildlife Park, located just South of Sydney in Australia is unlike anything you have experienced before.
The connection their staff and visitors have with their animals makes it such a special place, that visitors from around the globe flock to their family-owned and operated wildlife park, each and every year.
From having the most amazing close and personal encounters with Koalas and Kangaroos, to getting behind the scenes to feed and interact with some of the world's most endangered species, it is an experience not to be missed.
There is definitely something in the air at Symbio that makes you feel like you are coming home, and you are welcomed through the doors like you are part of a family you never knew existed.
So if you are looking for your happy place on Earth, who knows, @Symbio Wildlife Park may just be that for you.Koalas wont stop cuddling this girlSymbio Wildlife Park2021-10-29 | These Koalas at Symbio Wildlife Park, south of Sydney Australia, won't stop cuddling their favourite human 'Zookeeper Liz'.
The Koalas at Symbio have all been raised with being shown love and affection from Liz and the other Zookeepers at our wildlife park, and love nothing more than Koala cuddles, belly rubs, and of course, eating and sleeping.
People always think that Koalas are lazy, but this is not the case at all.
Their diet of eucalyptus leaves is so low in nutrients that they sleep for up to 22 hours a day and use what little energy they have for when it comes time to search for food and eat.Best day ever at Wildlife ParkSymbio Wildlife Park2021-06-03 | The team here at Symbio Wildlife Park was honored to spend the day with an inspirational and brave little girl named 'Indy', and her amazing family.
Indy battles with Epilepsy, Lennox Gastaut Sydnrome, Autism & GDD/Intellectual disability, and with a major operation looming, we wanted to give her and her family a day out they would never forget. One where all the problems of the world would take a back seat to smiles and happiness and create memories to last a lifetime.
Pretty sure we accomplished that in the bucketloads.
To find out more about Indy's story, visit: facebook.com/forourindyIndian Star Tortoise loves eating StrawberriesSymbio Wildlife Park2021-05-14 | Watch our adorable Indian Star Turtle chow down on a fresh strawberry. Such a grub as the strawberry goes all over it's little face.
We think little Indian Star Tortoises are the cutest tortoise in the world, what do you think?
If you like this video, make sure to check out our others and subscribe to our channel.Koalas in 360 VR VIDEOSymbio Wildlife Park2021-05-13 | Ever wanted to pat and interact with Koalas but cannot get over here to Australia due to COVID restrictions or you couldn't find the funds before? Strap on your VR headset and immerse yourself in this amazing VR Koala interaction to get as close as possible to being here yourself.Australias most amazing lizard speciesSymbio Wildlife Park2021-05-09 | Ever wondered what was so cool about the lizards that call Australia home? Zookeeper Naomi will talk through all the cool, fun and quirky facts and introduce you to her favourite Aussie Lizard species.
Due to Australia being an island continent with such a vast array of landscapes, we are home to some of the most unique animals on the planet. Our reptile species are no different as they have adapted over millions of years to be perfectly suited to their natural surrounds.
From blue tongues to make them seem dangerous, through to looking like they have two heads and are rocks, they are definitely unique.This little koala just loves cuddling his zookeeperSymbio Wildlife Park2021-05-07 | This is definitely a curious case of the cuddling Koala joey as Laurie, the pint-sized Koala joey from here at @Symbio Wildlife Park shows just how much adores his favourite human, Zookeeper Liz.
Although in the wild you would never attempt to handle a Koala, Laurie and his friends here at Symbio form an inseparable bond with our keepers based on the trust and love they receive every day of the day of the week.Yellow-tailed black cockatoo loves ticklesSymbio Wildlife Park2021-05-07 | Who would have thought that a Banksy, the yellow-tailed black cockatoo would love belly tickles so much? Banksy lives at Symbio Wildlife Park and loves interacting with his zoo keepers and members of the public.
In the wild, Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoos, such as Banksie, can be heard from kilometers away when flying, with their chilling call resembling that of a baby crying.Worlds rarest Echidna loves lifeSymbio Wildlife Park2021-05-05 | Leo, the albino echidna, loves going on adventures with his best friend Rex.
Echidnas are already one of the most unique animals in the world, with them looking like a combination of a bird and porcupine and they even lay eggs. This makes them a monotreme, which is an egg-laying mammal.
What makes Leo so special is he is an albino. Albinism occurs in approximately 1 in 17,000 of any species, so can you imagine trying to find 17,000 echidnas in the wild before being lucky enough to cross paths Leo?
Leo lives here at Symbio Wildlife Park and was originally brought to Sydney as a puggle (baby echidna) after being found all alone in a suburban carpark on the South Coast of NSW.
He was then hand raised by our director, and now helps educate tens of thousands of school children, and hundreds of thousands of visitors a year around anti-bullying, making them realise 'It's what's inside that counts'.Meerkat feeding in 360 VRSymbio Wildlife Park2021-04-14 | Watching these Meerkats eating in 360 degrees VR is so fulfilling. Meerkats natively live in the Kalahari Desert, and mainly feed on invertebrates such as beetles, scorpions, spiders and centipede larvae.
Sometimes they are known to eat small lizards and snakes.
Here at Symbio Wildlife Park, you can get up close and personal with these guys and have them climbing all over you during an exclusive behind the scenes encounter.
To watch more videos find us on Facebook @Symbio Wildlife ParkCutest baby animal compilationSymbio Wildlife Park2021-04-13 | This would have to be the cutest baby animal compilation ever seen. From adorable cuddling koala joeys, kangaroo joeys taking their first hops, the birth of an alpaca, the world's smallest monkey baby yawning, through to the most adorable red panda cubs exploring the world.
Make sure to follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/symbiozoo to watch all these animals grow up.Best animal compilation of 2020Symbio Wildlife Park2020-12-29 | If you love Koalas, Kangaroos, Red Pandas, Meerkats, Monkeys, Wombats and more, you will fall in love with our favourite moments of 2020.
At Symbio Wildlife Park, Australia, we have the most adorable animals ever as part of our family, and visitors can visit and interact with them.
From the cutest koala joey cuddles you will ever see, to Kangaroos seemingly dancing in the rain after drought, red pandas being their ridiculously loving selves and Dingoes showing you just how affectionate they can be, there is something for everyone.
Symbio Wildlife Park is located approximately 40 mins south of the Sydney International Airport in the suburb of Helensburgh and is regarded as one of the best places in Australia to cuddle up to Koala for a photo and Feed Kangaroos.
For licensing or more information, contact; Kevin Fallon | Symbio Wildlife Park kevin@symbiozoo.com.au 0431 588 862Most playful meerkats you will ever see!Symbio Wildlife Park2020-12-01 | If you have ever wondered what meerkats are like, watching them play and interact with Zookeeper Beth from Symbio Wildlife Park will make you love them even more.
Here at Symbio, you can get behind the scenes and have your very own encounter with these adorable animals just like Beth is having.
In the wild, just like here at Symbio, Meerkats have a very close family unit (called a Mob, Clan or Gang) with the Matriarch (Mother) being the boss of the entire family.
Everyone knows their place, and there will always be one member of the family on Sentry duty. This is a very important job for a meerkat as they are in charge of keeping an eye out for danger and alerting their family if they see anything to worry about.
For more information or for licensing, contact; Kevin Fallon | Marketing Manager +61 431 588 862 Symbio Wildlife ParkSo many Kangaroo and Wallaby JoeysSymbio Wildlife Park2020-08-27 | The team here at Symbio Wildlife Park are celebrating a record breaking breeding season in our Kangaroo Walk-Through Area, with the arrival of not one, not two, but 14 bundles of joy to their Kangaroo and Wallaby Mothers.
Aging between 5-7 months old, many of the adorable little joeys are now starting to emerge to welcome the world outside their Mothers pouches in the cutest of ways, much to the delight of visitors.
After last years drought, the timing of these births coincide with the first heavy rain falls we received earlier in the year, which also helped extinguish many of the bush fires that plagued NSW, so it is only fitting that after such destruction comes such a significant sign of hope and new beginnings.
Born the size of a Jelly Bean, Joeys wriggle their way into the pouch and stay hidden in there growing for approximately 6 months until they start peeking out to see what all the fuss is about. A few months later, they start finding their feet through spending short periods of time outside of their mothers pouch, albeit always close to her side.
For licencing or for more information, please contact; Kevin Fallon Marketing Manager | Symbio Wildlife Park Ph: +61 2 42941244 E: kevin@symbiozoo.com.auPlaying with Meerkats is the ultimate animal experienceSymbio Wildlife Park2020-07-27 | Who would of thought that playing with meerkats could be so much fun? Here at Symbio when you have a behind the scenes experience with our meerkats they will run, jump and crawl all over you and if you're luck enough they will stand on your head whilst on sentry duty.
For more information jump onto our website: www.symbiozoo.com.auThis baby Koala will melt your heartSymbio Wildlife Park2020-06-30 | Meet 'Maddie' the newest addition to our family here at Symbio Wildlife Park.
Maddie is a tiny 7 month Koala Joey who has just started to emerge from her mothers pouch for the first time to experience the great big world for her very self.This is the best zoo in the worldSymbio Wildlife Park2020-05-30 | Located a hop, skip and a jump south of Sydney, Australia in the suburb of Helensburgh, we think Symbio Wildlife Park is by far the best zoo in the world. It may not be the biggest, may not have the most animals, but the love among all the staff and animals makes you feel like you are being welcomed into a family.
Cuddle up to a Koala, Hand feed Kangaroos, or come face-to-face with a Wombat, Cheetah, Ring-tailed Lemurs, Meerkats, Monkeys, Red Pandas, Dingoes, Farmyard animals and more.
Symbio even has a newly built Splash Park and Adventure Playground.Have you ever seen an Albino Echidna?Symbio Wildlife Park2020-05-27 | Learn all about Leo 'the Albino Echidna' as Zookeeper Liz spends lunchtime with him to teach you all the fun facts you could ever want to know about this unique monotreme.Learn all about Red PandasSymbio Wildlife Park2020-05-24 | Join Zookeeper Jules and our adorable Red Pandas for feeding time as Jules teaches you all about them and their unique characteristics.Learn all about Kangaroos and WallabiesSymbio Wildlife Park2020-05-21 | Want to learn all about Kangaroos and Wallabies? Join Zookeeper Naomi as she ventures into the Kangaroo Walk-through Area here at Symbio Wildlife Park to teach you all about them as she feeds and interacts with them.Learn all about Ring-Tailed LemursSymbio Wildlife Park2020-05-20 | If you ever wanted to learn all the fun educational facts about Ring-Tailed Lemurs then this video is for you.
Join Zookeeper Jules as she takes you on a journey to Lemur Island here at Symbio Wildlife Park to teach you all about Ring-Tailed Lemurs and what makes them so special.
To see more educational videos head over to our @Symbio Wildlife Park Facebook Page.Cuddling Koala JoeysSymbio Wildlife Park2020-05-10 | The Koalas at Symbio Wildlife Park sure do love the affection from Zookeepers and always come running over for the cutest of cuddles whenever they get the chance.
Visitors to Symbio Wildlife Park can cuddle up next to Koalas for a photo opportunity and pet throughout the day all year around, along with hand feed kangaroos and come face-to-face with some of the most amazing animals in the world.
For the littlies, there is a Splash Park and Large adventure playground, along with Farmyard where they can interact with farm animals.
Symbio Wildlife Park is located just 40 mins South of the Sydney International Airport in Helensburgh and is surrounded by Royal National Park and just 5 minutes away from amazing waterfalls, beaches and lookouts.
For licencing and more information please contact; Kevin Fallon Marketing Manager | Symbio Wildlife Park kevin@symbiozoo.com.au
Background track licenced via Musicbed: MB01UXJLIK6GCYICutest red panda compilation everSymbio Wildlife Park2020-02-24 | How can you not fall completely in love red pandas after seeing these babies rolling, tumbling and cuddling their way into your heart.
Symbio Wildlife Park have been fortunate enough to implement an extremely successful breeding program which has seen multiple births along with the rare birth of triplets.
Visit: www.symbiozoo.com.au for more informationAmerican girl meets Koala and Kangaroo for the firstSymbio Wildlife Park2020-02-20 | Coming to Sydney, Australia from the United States, all Valerie wanted to do was cuddle up to a koala and feed and pet Kangaroos. So she made her way South of Sydney to Symbio Wildlife Park after hearing we have the best Aussie animal experience anywhere near Sydney.
To say she was beside herself with happiness is an understatement.
www.symbiozoo.com.auTiny koala joey just wants to cuddleSymbio Wildlife Park2020-02-20 | Our tiny koala joey named 'Johnny', just loves it when his favourite Zoo Keepers are around and takes every opportunity get the most adorable of cuddles.
Although general visitors can't cuddle a Koala in NSW (physically support their weight), you too can get the next best thing which is snuggle up close to a koala for that once in a lifetime photo opportunity.
Symbio is one the best places in Australia to get up close and see Australian animals and being just 40minutes south of the Sydney International Airport and just minutes away from some of the most amazing beaches around Sydney, it is well and truly worth including on your list of what to do in Sydney.
www.symbiozoo.com.auGirls play with Koalas, Kangaroos, Meerkats, Red Pandas, Monkeys and Lemurs.Symbio Wildlife Park2020-02-20 | These girls were surprised with the best day ever when they got a Zoo Keeper a Day behind-the-scenes experience here at @Symbio Wildlife Park.
You couldn't wipe the smile off their faces as they got to play and interact with Koalas, Kangaroos, Meerkats, Red Pandas, Monkeys, Lemurs and more.
@Symbio Wildlife Park is only 40 minutes South of the Sydney International Airport and commonly regarded as the best place to cuddle up to and get your photo with a koala, feed kangaroos, or get behind the scenes with exotic animals.
Visit: www.symbiozoo.com.au to chose your own adventure today.
Big thanks to Nathalie Simmonds from facebook.com/aworldforchange for helping making this video happenAustralian animals celebrate the arrival of rain after Bush fires and drought throughout SummerSymbio Wildlife Park2020-01-20 | Kangaroos, wombat and Koalas were amongst some of the animals at Symbio Wildlife Park who rejoiced as the arrival of rain provided some much welcome relief from the harsh Australian Summer as they splashed in puddles, were affectionate towards each other and seemed to be really enjoying it.
With much of NSW impacted by bush fires, the arrival of the first decent downpour of rain in many months has given respite to many of the individuals and the communities impacted.
With over a billion animals who have lost their lives, many more losing their habitat and/or sustained injuries, hundreds of thousands of individual people and thousands of communities now facing the task of rebuilding their lives, prayers were definitely answered as the rain landed on many of the fire fronts.
For more information or licensing, please contact; Kevin Fallon | Marketing Manager Symbio Wildlife Park kevin@symbiozoo.com.au +61 431 588 862Zoo Animals in Australia Celebrate Christmas 2019Symbio Wildlife Park2019-12-24 | The animals at Symbio Wildlife Park in Sydney, Australia were treated to the most adorable early Christmas after Zookeepers surprised them with Christmas Trees, presents, decorations, enrichments and all the cuddles and affection they could possibly dream of!
In the video you can see Meerkats, Red Pandas, Koalas, Kangaroos, Wombat and even Pygmy Marmosets getting into the Christmas Cheer and beside themselves with excitement.
For more information or licencing, please contact: kevin@symbiozoo.com.auMeerkat Beach PartySymbio Wildlife Park2019-10-29 | Meerkats at SYmbio Wildlife Park have celebrated the start to the warm weather with the most adorable Summer Beach Party imaginable.
With the temperatures across Sydney reaching over 36 Degrees Celsius, Zoo Keepers helped stage the party and filled a blow up pool with ice to provide a special cool down enrichment.
Licencing and usage, contact; kevin@symbiozoo.com.auBest Animal Halloween Compilation 2019Symbio Wildlife Park2019-10-29 | The animals here at Symbio Wildlife Park celebrated Halloween in style with their Zoo Keepers carving Jack-O-Latern Pumkins, staging their exhibits with Spooky decorations and giving them special treats.
For licencing and usage, please contact: kevin@symbiozoo.com.auMeerkats have an adorable Slumber PartySymbio Wildlife Park2019-07-02 | Our Meerkats decided the easiest way to get warm with the cold snap that's set upon Sydney and beat the Winter Chill was to throw themselves a Slumber Party.
Needless to say, when you have so many meerkats all cuddling together it is the cutest thing you're ever likely see.These Meerkats make work impossibleSymbio Wildlife Park2019-06-27 | Our Meerkats decided they wanted to get involved when the electrician came out to fit some new heat lights. Needless to say it was hilarious as Rod (The Sparky) had to keep stopping to keep the kids entertained.Best animal experience in AustraliaSymbio Wildlife Park2019-06-03 | If you are looking for best Place in Sydney to cuddle up to and have your photo with with Koala's, hand feed kangaroos, farmyard animals or even get behind the scenes with Meerkats, Red Pandas, Lemurs, Monkeys and more - then you have to head on into Symbio Wildlife Park.
In addition to all the amazing animal experiences, Symbio also has a brand new Splash Park, Large Playground, heaps of picnic areas and is just minutes away from some of the countries most amazing beaches.
Just 40 minutes South of Sydney International Airport, if it's an amazing day out you're after - Symbio is the place to go.Meerkat babies celebrate 1st birthday with Cake Smash PartySymbio Wildlife Park2019-04-24 | Meerkat Quadruplets from Symbio Wildlife Park, Sydney Australia celebrated their first birthday with the most adorable Cake Smash Party you will ever see.
The Cake Smash Idea came from Zoo Keepers wanting to do something completely unique for both fun and enrichment, and the Meerkat sure did smash into their cake,
The cake was made of layered watermelon, and garnished with Zucchini Blossoms, Baby Carrots, and a sprinkling of broccoli with decoration on top.
Symbio Wildlife Park is one of very few places close to Sydney where you can have up close experiences and get in with the meerkats.
For more information or licencingThis baby Koala just loves cuddlingSymbio Wildlife Park2019-03-08 | Ellie, the Koala Joey, just loves giving her mother cuddles any chance she gets. The love the two have for each other so adorable and shows you don't need to be human to have endless love.
Koala joeys are born the size of a Jelly bean and make their way to their mothers pouch by wriggling.
Once there they will attached themselves to a teat, and suckle until big and strong enough to start emerging from their mothers pouch at around 6 months of age. During these later months the mother will feed their joey a substance called pap. Pap helps joeys develop the enzines and tolerance for Eucalyptus leaves.
Ellie is now 9 months old so is too big to fit inside the pouch, but that surely doesn't stop her from smothering her mother in cuddles.
For more information, please contact Kevin Fallon Marketing & Creative Services Manager | Symbio Wildlife Park mobile +61 431 588 862 | email: kevin@symbiozoo.com.auThese baby Monkeys are the cutestSymbio Wildlife Park2019-03-08 | Meet the newest and cutest additions to our Family here at Symbio Wildlife Park.
These twin Common Marmoset babies were born just 3 weeks and already starting to venture away from the warm embrace of their parents and explore their surrounding in the most adorable of ways.
Common Marmoset babies would have to the cutest baby animal around, with their tiny little innocent faces, fluffy fur and don't get me started on the cuddles they give their parents.
For more information, please contact Kevin Fallon Marketing & Creative Services Manager | Symbio Wildlife Park phone +61 2 4294 1244 | email: kevin@symbiozoo.com.auCutest Aussie Animals cool off during Australian SummerSymbio Wildlife Park2019-01-22 | As the Heatwave in Sydney continues, the Aussie Animals that call Symbio Wildlife Park home have been treated to some ridiculously fun Summertime enrichment's to help escape the heat.
Millie, the wombat, woke up to a floor full of ice-cubes to which she jumped straight onto. The dingoes received their very own splash park after keepers brought in a kiddy pool, hose and bags of ice for them to play with.
Harry, the koala, was as content as a koala could possibly be - kicking back in his perch under the cool water mister. Clancy, the ring-tailed possum was made the cutest of vegetable ice-blocks which he devoured with joy.
Even the young Emu's got in on the action, as like many other Australian children do, jumped and played around under the Sprinkler.
What more could you possibly want out of Summer?
For more information or licencing please contact:
Kevin Fallon | Marketing Manager Symbio Wildlife Park +61 2 4294 1244 email: kevin@symbiozoo.com.auSydneys Best New Splash ParkSymbio Wildlife Park2018-11-29 | Symbio Wildlife Park on the outskirts of Sydney in Helensburgh has just opened Sydney's newest Splash Park.
What is even better is that visitors get to not only Splash about in the water park but they can also get up close and personal to all the amazing animals that call Symbio home.
For more information visit: www.symbiozoo.com.auBaby Koalas first time out of Mothers PouchSymbio Wildlife Park2018-11-06 | Staff at Symbio Wildlife Park were on-hand to capture the first adorable moments of Ellie, the Koala Joey, experiencing the World outside of her Mother's Pouch.
From giving her mum the cutest Koala Cuddles ever, through to looking wide-eyed as her eyes adjusted to the light and she saw her enclosure for the very first time, it was a very special moment for everyone.
Born seven months ago and the size of a Jelly Bean, Ellie has spent her time up until now growing inside of her mothers pouch.
For more information or licencing, contact: Kevin Fallon | Symbio Wildlife Park Email: kevin@symbiozoo.com.au Ph: +61 2 4294 1244Playing with Dingo Puppies is so much funSymbio Wildlife Park2018-10-22 | Ever wondered what dingo puppies are like? Well news flash they are are ridiculously playful and so much fun!Cutest baby Meerkat video everSymbio Wildlife Park2018-10-02 | Our meerkats had five of the most adorable and cutest babies ever. Now just over a month of age, they are just starting to venture out of the nest box and explore the outside world.
For licensing and permission of use, please contact: Kevin Fallon | Symbio Wildlife Park e: kevin@symbiozoo.com.au p: 0431 588 862When youre best friends with a baby wallabySymbio Wildlife Park2018-07-26 | Zookeeper Jarrad from Symbio Wildlife Park has taken on the role of surrogate father to little Daryl, the baby wallaby, after his mother could no longer care for him.
The two have developed an inseparable bond and became the bestest of friends.
Daryl who is now 8 months old, will stay with Jarrad for another couple of months until he is big enough to re-join the rest of the mob at Symbio Wildlife Park, Sydney where he will spend his days relaxing on the lush green grass of the Kangaroo Walk-Through area.
For licensing or more information contact; Kevin Fallon Marketing | Symbio Wildlife Park kevin@symbiozoo.com.au +61 2 4294 1244Worlds smallest monkey has the cutest babiesSymbio Wildlife Park2018-07-09 | How ridiculously adorable are our two Pygmy Marmoset babies that were were born at Symbio Wildlife Park in Sydney, Australia two weeks ago.
The twin marmoset babies only weigh around 15grams, and with mum only weighing in around 100grams, although they are tiny - boy they are big in comparison.
For licensing or more information contact: Kevin Fallon | Marketing Manager Symbio Wildlife Park e: kevin@symbiozoo.com.au p: +61 431 588 862Red Panda Cubs have too much funSymbio Wildlife Park2018-06-23 | The Red Panda cubs at Symbio Wildlife Park in Sydney, Australia clearly have way too much fun as they roll around and play with zoo keepers and each other.
For licensing or usage contact: Kevin Fallon Symbio Wildlife Park e: kevin@symbiozoo.com.au p: +61 2 4294 1244 m: +61 431 588 862Hairless Wallaby Joey sees the world for the first time!Symbio Wildlife Park2018-05-13 | This Wallaby Joey from Sydney's Symbio Wildlife Park was captured taking its first glimpses of the world outside of its Mothers pouch and it is the cutest ever!Meerkat babies take first stepsSymbio Wildlife Park2018-03-28 | Our meerkats 'Aya and Penfold' celebrated the arrival of four of the cutest babies you will ever see.
We managed the capture their first steps outside of the nest box, first ever time standing up 'in the sentry position' and the first ever time they tasted solid food. Even a pea was too big to fit in their mouths they are so tiny.
Video Filmed & Edited by Kevin Fallon
For more information or for licensing please contact: Kevin Fallon Marketing & Creative Services Manager | Symbio Wildlife Park 7-11 Lawrence Hargrave Drive Helensburgh NSW 2508 phone +61 2 4294 1244 | mobile +61 431 588 862 | website symbiozoo.com.au | email kevin@symbiozoo.com.au