| Symbio Wildlife Park | |
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Cotton-top tamarin under heat lamp at Symbio
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| 34°12′16″S 150°58′10″E / 34.204451°S 150.969438°E / -34.204451; 150.969438 | |
| Date opened | 1975 |
| Location | Helensburgh, New South Wales, Australia |
| Land area | 16 acres (6.5 ha) |
| Memberships | ZAA |
| Website | symbiozoo |
Symbio Wildlife Park is a privately owned medium sized zoo located in Helensburgh, New South Wales, south of Sydney and in close proximity to the City of Wollongong. Beginning in 1975 as a native Australian wildlife park, Symbio later expanded its holdings with a number of different animals from other countries also, and has contributed to conservation work and captive breeding programs for both Australian and exotic animals. In 2021 the park established specialty built captive-breeding facilities for native vulnerable and endangered Bellinger River snapping turtles, Manning River snapping turtles and Stuttering frogs. Among Symbio's animal residents is an albino echidna named Leo.[1][2][3]
Animal species at the park include:
In March 2022, a red panda named Kesari was put down after escaping from the park and being hit by a vehicle after a tree fell.[4]
