[2025 Brighton Attraction] Travel Guide for Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary (Updated Mar)

The Bonorong Wildlife Santuary on the east coast of Tasmania is a place for wildlife conservation. You can get close contact with Tasmanian Devils, small Wombats and feed kangaroo. #tasmanian Devil #Tasmanian Devil #wombat #Wombat #kangaroo #kangaroo #TasmaniaEastern Coast #bucketlist #tbt

Peak perfection! Standing at the summit of Mt. Wellington, taking in the breathtaking views of Hobart. What a way to end an epic day exploring Tasmania! #TasmaniaTourism #TravelTasmania #AdventureSeeker #Hobart #ExploreAustralia #MtWellington #Bonorong #MtFields #RussellsFall #TravelInspiration #WanderLust"

#australiatrip Bonorong is both an amazing family experience and a critical contributor to wildlife conservation in the Hobart area. All of the animals my family met and saw were rescued in the local area, and it’s wonderful to know the money visitors like us pay for wildlife experiences and for admission serve to protect and recuperate animals such as Mario the blind Tawny Frogmouth and Bandit the recuperating wombat. Bonorong is excellent for children, as they’re able to travel the grounds and feed kangaroos, as well as get up close with a range of exquisite wildlife from copperhead snakes to tree frogs to echidna to spotted quoll. The staff is knowledgeable and patient with families and endless questions.

This state is famous for its devils. Travelers from all over the world come to hunt and discover that the devil has grown like this! Nature is amazing, gentle as water, windy, majestic like a cliff, nature's animal world is also amazing, smart like a rabbit, fierce like a tiger, and in Australia Tasmania, there are "Tasmania Devil"! The story begins when the European colonists came to Australia~~ After the European settlers came to the continent, they always heard some kind of animals that they had never seen before. Creepy screams, you can see animals with dark fur, and will bite the bones, flesh, hair, etc. of the prey, just like the devil! In this regard, this animal is the local devil of Tasmania! "Tasmanian Devil" is the largest preserved carnivorous marsupial in the world, such as a large dog. It was from the Australian mainland about 400 years ago because of the introduction of Australian dogs by Aboriginal people. It is extinct, and there are still bags in the world in Australia and Tasmania. The flower also met this "devil" in the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary in Tasmania, Australia, although it does not look cute but not fierce, and according to reports, its The scream is as harsh and terrifying as a beast that is 10 times larger than its size, and its teeth and jaws can be as powerful as sharks and crocodiles! Ponolang Wildlife Sanctuary is a non-profit operation established in 1981 to provide for the adoption and rescue of injured and isolated wildlife. Volunteers will take care of animals in protected areas and make visitors Explain the tour. The shape of the acupuncture in the protected area is like a long-nosed hedgehog. It is one of the most primitive mammals, and it is also a natural excavator, and it is related to the platypus! first saw the wombat, and it was sprouted by its meaty pier. Although it has short limbs, it is muscular and is the largest mammalian burrowing animal in Australia. It is herbivorous. According to reports, when they are in danger, they can run at speeds of up to 40 kilometers and dig holes up to 20 meters deep to accommodate five wombats. The main defense against the enemy is their big butt - when they are safely threatened, they will have one end. Plunge into the tunnel, then use the buttocks to block the entrance. Think about this situation and it will be full of screens~~! The Australian national treasure koala is only living in the Australian mainland. The koalas in Tasmania are all moving from other states in the mainland.~~ greedy strong Kangaroo is a "civilian star" that can be seen all over Australia. As long as there is food in hand, it is easy to get a photo!