At the Dolphin Nursery Pool, Sea World's highly successful breeding program has resulted in recent dolphin births. See the young dolphins as they develop and grow under the protective watch of their mothers.

Come and see Australia's only Polar bears in their home at Sea World's Polar Bear Shores - one of the most technologically advanced exhibits for Polar bears in the world. Visitors can observe the bear swimming and playful behaviours through large underwater viewing windows.

Australian Saltwater Crocodiles are the largest of all the crocodile species, and we've got one of the biggest captive crocs on earth - Rex. You can come face-to-face with this all-Australian monster in the revolutionary new Kakadu Gorge exhibit. See him in incredible detail both above and below the waterline.

Take a trip down to Mermaid Lagoon to get within inches of our majestic and beautiful dugongs Pig and Wuru, 2 of only 5 dugongs on exhibit anywhere in the world and the only ones in Australia.

Koalas are true Aussie icons, and the Koala Rooftop area at Sydney Wildlife World lets you get right up close - and even pat them! With two koala enclosures in the heart of Sydney, there really is no better and easier way to get up close with these gorgeous and totally unique animals.

Meet one of the ocean’s most misunderstood inhabitants when you visit Sea World’s all new Ray Reef. Be amazed at the majestic Rays as they showcase their graceful ability to manoeuvre underwater in their colourful Sea World home - Ray Reef.

No Aussie aquarium is complete without sharks, and Sydney Aquarium has one of the biggest and most diverse collections in the world, including Lemons, reef sharks, Wobbegongs and highly endangered Grey Nurse Sharks, to name but a few.