One of Australia’s best excavators, the wombat is best known for its earth moving and burrowing ability. They can out-dig a man with a shovel and can burrow into the hardest of substrates to make a home. Learn more about these amazing aussie animals at Paradise Country today!
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Wombats live a mostly solitary life.
There are 3 different species of wombat; The Northern hairy-nose wombat is Australia’s most endangered mammal with only an estimated 250 individuals remaining.
Even though wombats walk with an ‘awkward little wobble’, when needed, they are able to sprint to speeds of up to 40 km/hour!
Wombats are vegetarian. Their diet mainly consists of roots, scrubs, grass and bark.
Wombats are the closest living relative to the koala, and like their tree-dwelling cousins are found only here in Australia.
Date of Birth: 1st August 2018
Sex: Female
Don’t miss out on meeting our adorable Wombat Mayzie! This burrowing beauty joined the Paradise Country family in 2019. You will often find Mayzie napping, playing or eating her all-time favourite food, sweet potato.
Please note: Our adorable animals are subject to availability for the purposes of their health and wellbeing. Don’t worry there’s still plenty to see and do at Paradise Country!
A visit to the farm will put a smile on your dial as you come face to face with cows, horses, goats, sheep, farm dogs, Koalas and Kangaroos as well as Australia’s unique and wonderful wildlife!
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