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MarkE20
Norfolk Island and Tasmania 2026
Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary的点评
点评：This is a small Wildlife Sanctuary not a Zoo so don't expect lots of animals on display.
In saying that we saw quite a few.
The sanctuary is primarily there to help rescued wildlife and rehabilitation to release them back into the wild if possible. Those who can not fend for themselves back in the wild end up with a permanent home.
The exception to this is the Tasmanian Devils. They are the world's largest carnivorous marsupials and are an Endangered Species: Listed as endangered, their population has declined by roughly 90% due to a contagious, fatal cancer known as Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD).
They are there as a breeding stock to prevent the extinction of the species.
We made it there in time for the 45min tour which is part of your entrance fee if you make it on time.
Cameron, the young lady conservationist was very interesting and informative. We learnt a few things we didn't know. She also brought out a baby Wombat and Tasmanian Devil for an up close look and pat.
Animals we saw were, Tasmanian Devils, the most I've ever seen in one place, Wombats, if they come out of thier burrows, Spotted Quoll, Kangaroo, Wallaby, Pademelon, Potoroo, Echidna, Wedgetailed Eagle, Masked Owl, Kookaburra, Albino Magpie, Cape Barren Geese, Black Swan, Ducks and More.
Tip: Watch where you step.
There is a shoe cleaning facility near the exit if you dont.
In saying that we saw quite a few.
The sanctuary is primarily there to help rescued wildlife and rehabilitation to release them back into the wild if possible. Those who can not fend for themselves back in the wild end up with a permanent home.
The exception to this is the Tasmanian Devils. They are the world's largest carnivorous marsupials and are an Endangered Species: Listed as endangered, their population has declined by roughly 90% due to a contagious, fatal cancer known as Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD).
They are there as a breeding stock to prevent the extinction of the species.
We made it there in time for the 45min tour which is part of your entrance fee if you make it on time.
Cameron, the young lady conservationist was very interesting and informative. We learnt a few things we didn't know. She also brought out a baby Wombat and Tasmanian Devil for an up close look and pat.
Animals we saw were, Tasmanian Devils, the most I've ever seen in one place, Wombats, if they come out of thier burrows, Spotted Quoll, Kangaroo, Wallaby, Pademelon, Potoroo, Echidna, Wedgetailed Eagle, Masked Owl, Kookaburra, Albino Magpie, Cape Barren Geese, Black Swan, Ducks and More.
Tip: Watch where you step.
There is a shoe cleaning facility near the exit if you dont.
翻译：这是一个小型野生动物保护区，不是动物园，所以不要指望能看到很多动物。
话虽如此，我们还是看到了不少。
保护区的主要目的是救助野生动物，帮助它们康复，并尽可能将它们放归野外。那些无法在野外生存的动物最终会得到一个永久的家。
但塔斯马尼亚恶魔是个例外。它们是世界上最大的食肉有袋动物，也是濒危物种：由于一种名为“恶魔面部肿瘤病”（DFTD）的传染性致命癌症，它们的数量已经减少了约90%，被列为濒危物种。
它们被安置在这里是为了繁育种群，以防止该物种灭绝。
我们及时赶到，参加了45分钟的导览，如果你准时到达，导览包含在门票里。
年轻的自然保护主义者卡梅伦非常有趣，而且知识渊博。我们学到了一些以前不知道的知识。她还带出了小袋熊和小塔斯马尼亚恶魔，让我们近距离观察和抚摸。
我们看到的动物有：塔斯马尼亚恶魔（这是我见过最多的地方）、袋熊（如果它们从洞穴里出来的话）、斑尾袋鼬、袋鼠、小袋鼠、帕德梅隆袋鼠、长鼻袋鼠、针鼹、楔尾鹰、黑脸猫头鹰、笑翠鸟、白化喜鹊、非洲黑雁、黑天鹅、鸭子等等。
温馨提示：注意脚下。
如果您不小心踩到了鞋底，出口附近有鞋子清洁设施。
话虽如此，我们还是看到了不少。
保护区的主要目的是救助野生动物，帮助它们康复，并尽可能将它们放归野外。那些无法在野外生存的动物最终会得到一个永久的家。
但塔斯马尼亚恶魔是个例外。它们是世界上最大的食肉有袋动物，也是濒危物种：由于一种名为“恶魔面部肿瘤病”（DFTD）的传染性致命癌症，它们的数量已经减少了约90%，被列为濒危物种。
它们被安置在这里是为了繁育种群，以防止该物种灭绝。
我们及时赶到，参加了45分钟的导览，如果你准时到达，导览包含在门票里。
年轻的自然保护主义者卡梅伦非常有趣，而且知识渊博。我们学到了一些以前不知道的知识。她还带出了小袋熊和小塔斯马尼亚恶魔，让我们近距离观察和抚摸。
我们看到的动物有：塔斯马尼亚恶魔（这是我见过最多的地方）、袋熊（如果它们从洞穴里出来的话）、斑尾袋鼬、袋鼠、小袋鼠、帕德梅隆袋鼠、长鼻袋鼠、针鼹、楔尾鹰、黑脸猫头鹰、笑翠鸟、白化喜鹊、非洲黑雁、黑天鹅、鸭子等等。
温馨提示：注意脚下。
如果您不小心踩到了鞋底，出口附近有鞋子清洁设施。
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