US EditionJoey joy for native species and special volunteers
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Joey joy for native species and special volunteers
Three tiny Greater Bilby joeys have been given extra special names after Monarto Safari Park’s roarsome volunteers. Born in October last year, the floppy-eared trio were sexed as one male and a twin male and female pair, born to mums Hallie and GiGi respectively. Now out of the pouch and exploring the world, Keeper, Simon Dower, said the team wanted to pick the pawfect names. “The Greater Bilby is such a significant species because they are ‘eco…
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