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WildlifeXposure

Name: WildlifeXposure
Address: Services Available In:, Torquay, VIC, 3228, AU
Telephone: +61419822399
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WildlifeXposure provides mobile live native animal displays & educational presentations.
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WildlifeXposure specialises in delivering top quality mobile live and interactive native animal incursions, displays and presentations throughout Melbourne, Geelong and broader regional Victoria. We aim to promote conservation through education and inspire a greater understanding and appreciation of wildlife

28/10/2024

You can’t beat an up close koala encounter with our big beautiful Hank.

Had a blast sharing our wildlife with you all.

15/10/2024

We hiring!! We are looking for a new wildlife presenter, if you know anyone who might be interested in the role feel free to share or think you have what it takes, apply here!

https://www.seek.com.au/job/79410226?ref=cm-ui

14/10/2024

Can’t beat our glider palace lit up at night.

Salvaged from a garden and donated to us by a friend this enclosure came together pretty fancy.

Our Gliders love it too with plenty of room for them to jump around.

05/10/2024

Happy world zookeeper day.

28/09/2024

Getting up close and personal with this beautiful golden orb weaving spider on one of our rainforest walks.

21/09/2024

North QLD has so many amazing reptiles. From the smallest to the largest.

How’s this stunning little blue throated rainbow skink we found on magnetic island.

18/09/2024

Winnie getting her weigh in for the week.

Looking good Winn.

Keeping track of koala weights is vital in their captive care management.

They eat up to 400g of eucalyptus leaves a day. Keeping them happy with a variety of their favourite species is definitely a demanding job. With Winnie at her highest ever weight it looks like she is approving of the menu. ☺️💚

02/09/2024

Hard to pick just one with so many needing our support. But we have chosen the Greater glider. Help get the word out there and make a vote for one of your favourites.

29/08/2024

28/08/2024

!! Sponsor Shout Out !! 🙏

All local Rotary Clubs have provided financial support to veteran activities over a number of years which gives veterans and their families an opportunity to thrive and contribute to our community.

This time, we thank Rotary Club of Warrnambool East Inc. for being one of our major sponsors of Walking Off The War Within Warrnambool 2024 to held at Lake Pertobe Saturday 12th October.
Without their generous donation, the event would not go ahead 👏
The event includes, live music, sausage sizzle, WildlifeXposure display, face painting. All free for the community.

All funds raised through registrations go locally to Lifeline South West Vic

Link to register in comments.

We thank other sponsors/ supporters
Young Veterans
Lifeline South West Vic
Defence Health
South West Advanced Trees
Kiwanis Club Of Warrnambool
Warrnambool City Council
Forest & Garden Tree Services
Asset Connecting Communities
Rapid Relief Team AU
Warrnambool Legacy Club Inc

24/08/2024

We had the pleasure of helping this little bundle of spikes off the road after he dug into the sandy track as we stopped to let him pass.
We would have waited for it to move on by itself but knowing how these critters work we could have been waiting a while. They are in no rush to get anywhere and unfortunately we were.

Jacques was pretty proud of himself braving its spikes to help it out of harms way.

21/08/2024

We have recently been lucky as a family exploring some pretty wild places across this incredible country. Looking forward to sharing some of our wildlife adventures with you all on here and some YouTube episodes to come.

Thanks to everyone that helped make it all possible and for our croc boat wrap and WX decals.

14/08/2024

Happy world lizard day.

The king of Aussie lizards the perentie (Varanus giganteus)

01/08/2024

What a king of a lizard💪🏼
Australia’s largest the mighty perentie (Varanus giganteus)

Was a real thrill to spend some time with this animal in such a scenic location. Check our story if you want to see a little more.

08/07/2024

Good news story.

29/06/2024

So lucky to run into these wildlife loving legends while traveling through WA.

We had loved seeing the adventures of Xav, Mads and the boys from WildlifeXposure but never thought we would cross paths with them whilst in WA! We had a fabulous night of spotlighting in Cape Range National Park (I think we did more chatting than spotlighting and forgot photos!!!) and a second catch up over dinner on one of our last night’s in Broome!!

Enjoy the rest of your travels guys…..wish we were still over there with you all xx

16/11/2023

Our little fluff balls on page three of the today.
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Services Available In:
Torquay, VIC
3228

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 5pm
Tuesday	7am - 5pm
Wednesday	7am - 5pm
Thursday	7am - 5pm
Friday	7am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61419822399

Website

https://www.wildlifexposure.com.au/

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Videos

These new little arrivals brought the hot weather with them today.

Ever found these washed up on the beach and wondered what they are…

Spring is here and it’s an exciting time when you live at a zoo. Hopefully it’s just one of many little surprises for the season.

Green ants have adapted to make their nests up of the ground in the trees to avoid the flooding rains of the wet tropics where that are found. They have been used as a bush food by local indigenous people for thousands of years. With many health benefits being high in protein, zink, magnesium, vitamin C and B12.

We recently had a significant event on a beach near us, with everyone flocking to take a look. We certainly didn’t want to miss out, as occurrences like this are rare. While such events can happen naturally from time to time, they are increasingly influenced by rising pollution and shipping activity. In this case, it’s unclear exactly what happened to the whale, but it appears to have been struck by a ship’s propeller, evidenced by a missing tail and several propeller cuts. Although this is concerning, it’s not yet known whether these injuries caused the whale’s death or occurred afterward. What’s truly shocking is that an estimated 20,000 whales are killed every year worldwide due to ship strikes.

Have you ever seen a freshly shed snake skin?

Take a quick moment to marvel at this beast of a growling grass frog. Victoria’s largest frog species and they are critically endangered. Luckily there are still a few safe and flourishing populations in the south west of the state. Let’s hope it can stay that way and they can start to move back into some locations they were previously inhabiting. Some of the biggest threats. 1. Habitat loss & fragmentation 2. habitat pollution 3. Chytrid fungus 4. Predation from pet & feral cats Frogs are environmental indicators and can be signs of a healthy pollution free environment. This frog species being one of the largest is a great indicator of a healthy and diverse wetland ecosystem. These are 4 simple things you can do to help support and encourage frogs in your back yard. 1. Make a frog friendly pond planted with local indigenous water plants. 2. Don’t use harmful herbicides & pesticides 3. Use environmentally friendly biodegradable washing detergents, window cleaners ect. 4. Keep pet cats indoors

Working with animals has its unexpected challenges. You would think we would have enough to deal with keeping the kids quiet. 😆 #owl #wildlife #barkingowl #conservation #education #australia #zoolife #xaviermorello #endangeredwildlife #threatendspecies #owlsofinstagram #workingwithwildlife

Quick koala fun fact. #australia #wildlife #koala #conservation #education #xaviermorello

Today was national threatened species day. A day marking the passing of the last Tasmanian tiger on the 7th September 1936. This date is now used as a reminder that we need to take better care of our unique wildlife. Extinction is forever and we need to do more now than ever to help conserve species facing threats. If you want to learn more and help support conservation works happening around Australia there are many great organisations doing essential work that you can help support. We directly support @bushheritageaus with monthly donations that go directly into conservation projects around Australia. #wildlife #conservation #education #endangeredwildlife #endangeredspecies #australia #protect #nature #nurturenature #conserve #animals

Another day another wildlife kinder visit. 20 years on and still loving it. #conservation #education #australia #native #ecosystems #wildlife #australianwildlife #wildplaces #animals #teaching #fish #seastars #seahorse #shark #crab #marinelife #mainelife #earlylearning #kindergarten #sealife #ocean #oceanlife #protectnature #protectouroceans #protectourplanet #protectourcoast #living #underwater #incursion #classroom