We recently welcomed the incredible Steve Backshall, wildlife adventurer, conservationist and presenter of the ABC's Deadly 60, for a visit to Melbourne Zoo! Steve met with some of our dedicated Marine Response Unit before going behind-the-scenes to learn more about two tiny but mighty species brought back from the brink: The Lord Howe Island Stick Insect and the Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon 🦎 Remember, your visit to any of our four properties directly contributes to our work both at the

Dragonfly dottiness; reacting to a weird wildlife event in the States… thanks @arranpmoran for this fun edit | Steve Backshall

12K views · 238 reactions | Khalid wildlife biologist and camera trapping expert. Helps us discover the hidden wildlife living around our desert cliff climb. Expedition, tonight on @bbc2 | Steve Backshall | Facebook

64K views · 621 reactions | Every predator spends their life being harassed; from a buzzard being mobbed to a great white constantly chivvied and nipped by seals! Bite-Back Shark & Marine Conservation Fins Attached Marine Research And Conservation The Shark Trust | Steve Backshall | Facebook

3.3K views · 234 reactions | Life-Changing. An over-used cliche, but...

In honour of ‘Expedition’ taking over @eden_channel I’m going to post a few highlights and low lows from our three years of world firsts… starting with our first descent in Bhutan, so nearly my last… | Steve Backshall