Melbourne Zoo investigating the unexpected death of gorilla Kimya
Melbourne Zoo is investigating the sudden and unexpected death of its 20-year-old gorilla Kimya. The zoo in a statement said it was devastated to announce the Western Lowland Gorilla had died this ...
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Melbourne Zoo community mourns sudden death of beloved western lowland gorilla Kimya
The Melbourne Zoo community is mourning the loss of beloved western lowland gorilla Kimya who passed away unexpectedly on ...
Melbourne Zoo mourns loss of cherished gorilla Kimya at 20
Zoo staff described Kimya, a western lowland gorilla, as intelligent, observant and loving. Her death was unexpected and vets ...
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Speak, Explore, Repeat! The Best Cities for English Learners
English learners, get ready to explore! Discover the best cities where you can travel and immerse yourself in the English ...
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Mosman: The oceanside suburb that screams 'Sydney'
The north-of-the-bridge locale is as spectacularly Sydney as it gets: ocean views, calm beaches, top fine dining and ...
Kids flock to Taronga – but they are not there for the animals
As Hawke, the alter ego of character comic Milo McCabe, concedes, he isn’t the most straightforward act to describe to the ...
My Travel CV: I’ve lived all over, this Aussie spot is my No.1
Originally published as My Travel CV: I’ve lived all over, this Aussie spot is my No.1 ...
Elephants pack their trunks for journey from the city to the suburbs
Fifteen-year-old Asian elephant bull Luk Chai is the first of Melbourne Zoo’s nine elephants to make the journey to Werribee.
Why an elephant was hurtling through Melbourne on the back of a truck
Fifteen-year-old Asian elephant bull Luk Chai is the first of Melbourne Zoo’s nine elephants to make the journey to Werribee.