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Central Coast Zoo is a privately owned zoo on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia currently only open to private bookings, the zoo is located within the Amazement Farm and Fun Park at the same address and site. The Zoo is due to open to the public in December 2021 or January 2022.[1][2][3][4] One of the most popular attraction at the zoo is a pride of six (3 female and 3 male) former circus kept African lions. Other species kept at the zoo are: • Serval • Fennec fox • Meerkat • Rhesus macaque • Brown capuchin • White-tufted-ear marmoset • Dromedary camel • Barbary sheep • Blackbuck • Greater capybara • Red-rumped agouti • Aldabra giant tortoise • Leopard tortoise • Hermann's tortoise • Elongated tortoise • American alligator • Rhinoceros iguana • Green iguana • Boa constrictor • Burmese python • Corn snake • Common ostrich • Scarlet macaw • Blue-and-gold macaw • Green-winged macaw • African grey parrot • Yellow-headed parrot • Mute swan • Canadian goose • Egyptian goose • Paradise shelduck • Glossy ibis

Central Coast Zoo & Amazement Farm and Fun Park

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Date opened	(public opening) December 2022/January 2023
Location	170 Yarramalong Rd, Wyong Creek, New South Wales
Coordinates	33°16′18″S 151°23′23″E
Land area	6.0594 ha (14.973 acres)
Website	www.centralcoastzoo.com.au

Across the Farm & Fun Park a variety of animals can also be seen including: • Short-beaked echidna • Bare-nosed wombat • Eastern grey kangaroo • Tammar wallaby • Agile wallaby • Rufous bettong • Eastern ringtail possum • Ponies • Donkey • Llama • Red deer • European fallow deer • Domestic sheep • Domestic goat • Saltwater crocodile • Central bearded dragon • Diamond python • Coastal carpet python • Emu • Southern cassowary • Tawny frogmouth • Sulphur-crested cockatoo • Red-tailed black cockatoo • Galah • Rainbow lorikeet • Derbyan parakeet • Bourke's parrot • Alexandrine parrot • Black swan • Cape Barren goose • Koi

References

External links

• http://www.centralcoastzoo.com.au/ (official website: currently being developed)
• https://www.facebook.com/Central.Coast.Zoo/ (current website in use)

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