A day at Werribee Open Range Zoo in lockdown
Two ageing Australian native potoroos voluntarily accept daily eye-drops from their keepers to manage a degenerative eye condition common in the species. It is a stress-free method that sees the potoroos rewarded with tasty vegetables and high-value foods such as peanut butter. Photo: Supplied/Zoos Victoria 213578_01
A day at Werribee Open Range Zoo in lockdown
Werribee Open Range Zoo is home to hundreds of animals and is a place for visitors to connect with wildlife, […]
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