The Carnivores’ Trail at Melbourne Zoo is the home for the Zoo’s top-order predators and some of the world’s most powerful carnivores.
It starts at the present Lion Gorge, the enclosures for the African Wild Dogs and Philippines Crocodile and extends to new areas for the Snow Leopard, South American Coati, the Sumatran Tige and the Tasmanian Devil.
You can see the animals up close through one-way glass and the Snow Leopard exhibit also features an overhanging viewing platform.
In amongst the enclosures, there are the existing water play fountains at Lion Gorge…
….a small climbing frame for children inspired by coatis and a spider web (watch your head if you’re a tall adult!)….
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You can also learn how to keep your house cat safe and happy at Cat Alley…
….and #jointhepack inspired by the magnificent murals by Melbourne street artists Adnate, Makatron, Dvate and Andrew J Bourke.
Klook.com“>Melbourne Zoo is one of Victoria’s great tourist destinations and offers something for the whole family. If you’re a local I reckon it’s one of the best memberships for Melbourne families.
For more things to do at Melbourne Zoo – check out my reviews of Lion Gorge and Keeper Kids.
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