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The Bugs of the Zoo (Full Episode) | Secrets of the Zoo: Down Under Feeding time at the zoo is like a military operation to keep all the residents fed, and at Teranga's kitchens, the bug house is always buzzing with activity. Insects are a crucial part of the diet for many insectivorous animals at the zoo, and the Bug House ensures that they are always stocked with live food. Christine, a food technician at the Bug House, meticulously prepares weekly orders of insects for the zoo's insect-eating animals. From mealworms to maggots to crickets, every bug is bred on site and carefully packed for delivery to various precincts around the zoo. M...... Read Full article on HadNews

24 Strange Things That Only Exist in AUSTRALIA Making the Whole World Amazed ! Do you know that Australia is a country that attracts a lot of tourists because of its beautiful natural landscapes and the strange, mysterious things that are unique to this country? For example, it is the homeland of kangaroos and venomous snakes, or you can become super rich by finding gold while touring in Australia. If any of you are planning to study or travel to the land of kangaroos, join me in this video to explore the strange things in Australia. And if you want to see what peculiar things this land has to offer, stay tuned, as we travel to the vast and s...... Read Full article on HadNews

Australian Pelicans Take a Walk | Secrets of the Zoo: Down Under The video "Australian Pelicans Take a Walk | Secrets of the Zoo: Down Under" gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of Australian pelicans at Taronga Zoo. With 2000 birds represented at the zoo, the two 12-year-old pelicans, Mani and Eora, are among the most beloved animals. The zookeepers work daily to enrich the pelicans' lives and build up their confidence. One of the most enjoyable activities for the pelicans is going for walks, allowing them to have new experiences and spread their wings. The video also provides insight into the unique characteristics of Aust...... Read Full article on HadNews