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Meet Hugo the galapagos tortoise

Pet a friendly, fluffy wombat

Have a picnic with a family of star tortoises

Bump noses with a baby koala - so cute you'll die!

Oooo... It's a snake!

Dingo Puppehs!

Cute little Devils

A tastey meal

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Birds

Birds The Australian Reptile Park maintains and displays a wide range of birdlife from Australia.

Mammals

Mammals The Australian Reptile Park maintains and displays a wide range of mammals from around Australia.

Reptiles

Reptiles The Park holds one of the largest collections of reptiles in the country, both native and non-native, many of which are exhibited in the award-winning Lost World of Reptiles.

Spiders

Spiders A spider is a small, eight legged invertebrate closely related to scorpions, mites and ticks. They are an ancient order with fossils dating back over 400 million years. All spiders are divided into two body parts; the head area or cephalothorax onto which the legs are connected and the abdomen. They have no jaws so all of their food must be in a liquid form. All spiders have fangs and most possess poison glands which are used in capturing other animals for food.

Amphibians

Amphibians An amphibian is often regarded as an evolutionary link between fish and reptiles. As a result, amphibians are dependant on water to some degree, more so than most reptiles. Types of amphibians include frogs, toads, salamanders and newts. Only the frogs occur naturally in Australia, although one species of toad has been introduced and is now widely distributed.

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The whole set up is great for families, picnic areas: especially lots of interaction with animals and lots of shows.

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