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Symbio Wild Life Park This is a privately owned enterprise that is a farm environment that keeps and looks after injured or orphaned native animals that cannot be released back into the wild. They also carry out breeding programmes to increase the numbers of endangered species such as koalas and other small native animals ie rock wallabiesThis is great fun for adults and children alike. There are petting farm animals: ducks geese and rabbits, and then they are larger wallabies, kangaroos, and emus. You can get so up close and personal its a real treat for everyone, not just overseas visitors. You can buy feed for $1 a bag and then look as the animals fall in love with you. Some cannot be fed, but there are signs indicating which can and those that can't. Dont miss koala feeding time, as this is about the only time you will see one awake. Koalas sleep almost 23 hours out of 24 - Im so envious. The keeper will hold their koalas though, as excessivepetting and passing can stress the animals. This doesnt detract in anyway getting close and cuddly though with these adorable animals. At their kiosk get your free map and timetable, its easy to spend a whole day there. There is also a picnic area for lunch. Dont be surprised if a few fluffy faces join you at the table. [ but dont feed them anything but the food bought from the kiosk] Leave a Comment Address: Stanwell ParkDirections: Half hour drive south of Sydney, continue down the Princes Highway until you reach the Stanwell Park turnoff, clearly signed. Go a few dozen metres and straight through the roundabout, Symbio Wildlife Park is immediately on your right. Big green signWebsite: www.symbiozoo.com.au
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