5 Amazing Educational Incursions
Direct To You!

Animals you can find at our Amazing Educational Incursions:

Annelids, Arachnids, Arthropods, Blue Tongue Lizard, Colourful Parrots, Crocodiles, Crustaceans, Dragon Lizards, Echinoderms, Elephant Snails, Exoskeletons, Flying Fox, Forest Dragon, Fresh Water Turtles, Frilled Lizard, Frog Species, Geckoes, Giant Mud Crabs, Growling Grass Frog, Hermit Crabs, Insects, Kangaroos, Kookaburra, Live Sea Stars, Molluscs, Myriapods, Octopus, Pink Cockatoo, Python Snakes, Possums, Rainbow Lorikeet, Ring - Tail Possum, Salt Water Croc, Sea Apples, Sea Horse, Sea Urchins, Shark, Squirrel Glider, Tawny Frogmouth, Vic Carpet Python, Woma Python.

In A Wild Action Show You Can...

• Hop like a Wallaby.
• Smile at a Crocodile.
• Sssay g’day to a Sssnake
• Kiss a Frog
• Talk to a Turtle
• Pat a Possum!
• Introduce yourself to an Insect
• Chat with a Lorikeet
• Touch a Lizard

You Can Learn About:

• How do arthropods differ from human beings?
• What’s the difference between a centipede and a millipede?
• Learn all about the Phylum echinodermata
• How many body parts does a scorpion have?
• Be amazed by the fascinating natural history of mini-beasts!
• Learn About Victoria's amazing intertidal zone!
• Understand why we need to protect biodiversity?
• Discover some of the causes of species extinction?
• The negative impact that feral animals have had upon native species.
• Management strategies to help preserve endangered species?
• Learn why we need to safe guard genetic diversity and conserve viable animal populations?

Did You Know:

• Crustaceans are arthropods which can moult their skin!
• Sea stars have their mouths on their bottom and their bottom on their heads!
• Crabs have an exo-skeleton, where human beings have an endo-Skeleton.
• Crabs belong to the Phylum Arthropod.
• Did you know that crabs actually don’t make their shell?
• Hermit crabs steal the shell from a snail!
• Octopus are close cousins to snails? They can change their colour to communicate, and to camouflage themselves!
• Sea-cucumbers are echinoderms with tube feet. They are regarded as a delicacy by many cultures throughout the world!
• These spiky echinoderms use their spines to protect themselves from predators, and to anchor themselves in rock crevices.
• The male sea-horse that gives birth to it’s babies! They can give birth to over 200 babies at once. WOW!
• Insects have an exoskeleton, 3 body parts & six legs!