It appears that this zoo has changed its name to "Wildlife HQ". https://www.facebook.com/wildlifehq?fref=ts
Twin emperor tamarins born: Mother gives birth to mustachioed twins in Coast zoo | Sunshine Coast Daily
New arrivals include a female Southern hairy-nosed wombat, a quokka, two sugar gliders and two squirrel gliders: Wonderful wildlife and the wombat who prefers humans | Queensland Times
News for this year: -the ring-tailed lemurs have moved into a new exhibit (see pics on their Facebook page) -macaws moved into a new aviary -twin common marmoset born
A male binturong (Sari) has arrived from Cairns Tropical Zoo (after it closed): Endangered binturong makes Wildlife HQ home | Sunshine Coast Daily
Wildlife HQ have received three male Spider Monkeys (Basco, Cortez and Hebe) from Auckland Zoo. They will go on display on Saturday.
In addition to the recently arrived meerkats, Wildlife HQ has also welcomed a pair of golden lion tamarins from Mogo, young male Rio and older female Muppet, which are not expected to breed. They are also expecting capybara to arrive in the near future.
Four Meerkats have arrived from Altina - a group of Painted Dogs will also be arriving in the near future Four new meerkats for Sunshine Coast zoo
Wildlife HQ has received four Black and White Ruffed Lemurs (mother and three daughters) from Perth Zoo . The zoo's 10th primate species. In other news the zoo has welcomed its 8th emperor tamarin baby (a male).
You know it only takes a couple of seconds to type out an animal's actual name instead of using an ambiguous acronym, even just as a common courtesy to other members so that they don't need to try and guess what you are trying to say.
