Monarto Mash up – Print print

Monarto Mash up – Print printLioness, Chimpanzee, Scimitar horned Oryx, Giraffe, Southern White Rhino, Meerkat and Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby emerging from the dust.

Scimitar horned Oryx

Sharing 96% of its DNA with humans

The only social feline living in large family prides

Maximum speeds of each species are also included

The Malleefowl is a uniquely Australian mound building bird that is classified as Vulnerable

The Tammar Wallaby is a small well known macropod whose range has dramatically reduced in recent times

The mural in its entirety depicting 42 species from the Monarto Safari Park collection running from slowest to fastest

classified as Vulnerable

The fastest land mammal is listed as vulnerable as it races against extinction

it is currently classified as Vulnerable

With recent conservation efforts the Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby is now only classified as Near threatened

The Greater Bilby is a noctural burrowing marsupial that is classified as Vulnerable