Sydney's Taronga Zoo celebrates 100th birthday
Sydney’s Taronga Zoo has celebrated its 100th birthday by treating its animals with celebratory snacks and the public with interesting shows.
The iconic zoo was opened in 1916. Now it has become one of Sydney’s main tourist attractions over the course of a century.
To celebrate the opening anniversary, the zoo animals were spoiled in front of some five thousand lucky ticket winners.
The festivities kicked off with the keepers chanting “Happy Birthday” in the presence of the zoo’s Fiordland Penguin.
During the celebrations, the zoo’s giraffes were treated with olive branches in the form of the number 100 while koalas munched on eucalyptus leaves.
While the event mostly dealt with celebrations, the show also meant to raise awareness regarding animal conservation.
Protesters burn photos of G7 leaders ahead of energy meeting in Italy
Displaced Gazans thank US students for their support
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters march through London
IRGC: 10 countries aided Israel to repel Iran 'True Promise', but to no avail
Iran condemns US violence, says anti-war student protests proof of world awakening
Uma Oya: Iran’s engineering milestone for internationality
Hamas fires barrage of rockets into occupied territories from south Lebanon
'A world war': Hamas says engaged in multi-national war on Gaza
VIDEO | Tornadoes rip through Oklahoma, leave 4 Americans dead
VIDEO | Iranian Zionist Assets in London
FIFA, AFC congratulate Iran on Asian futsal championship
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
