found in one large enclosure which is first viewed from above on a boardwalk, while nyala, waterbuck and southern white rhinoceros share the opposite enclosure. An expansive walk-through aviary located next to the giraffe enclosure is home to masked lovebirds, meerkats, Cape porcupines and leopard tortoises. This area also offers ground level views looking out over a watering hole to the giraffes and zebras, and is themed to resemble a rocky escarpment tumbling down onto the savannah. Continuing along the path is the African lion habitat. The Africa Safari Track also features greater flamingos, hamadryas baboons, cheetahs and servals. An African themed cafe named 'The Watering Hole', is located in this precinct next to the lions and flamingos. Australia Bush Track – This track begins with a mixed walk-through habitat which red-necked wallabies and emus share, this leads to an aviary containing rainbow lorikeets, red-tailed black cockatoos and Gouldian finches. After the aviary, the path continues to an indoor habitat room with lace monitors, redback spiders, social huntsman spiders and goliath stick insects. The habitat leads out to an aviary featuring eastern water dragons and rainbowfish. It connects to a Tasmanian devil habitat and brolga enclosure. An additional exhibit along this track is the home of a male sulphur-crested cockatoo named Captain. Elephant Habitat – This was the home of the zoo's (and country's) only Asian elephant, Burma. The precinct featured a pool with a waterfall and mud wallow. Burma is intended to be rehomed at another zoo overseas shortly and will only be at the zoo for a short time longer. South East Asia Jungle Track – Siamangs and Bornean orangutans live in large exhibits which include an expansive network of aerial pathways for them to climb up to 25 metres high. Also a large transparent climate-controlled tropical dome mimicking the hot and humid climate of an Indonesian swamp forest for Sunda gharials and other reptile and fish species such as Asian arowanas featured and exhibits for Sumatran tigers and Asian small-clawed otters also features. South America Rainforest Track – Full of naturalistic exhibits this area boasts a grand entrance with tarantulas leading to a rainforest track that features a number of primate species namely black-handed spider monkeys, golden lion tamarins and black-capped squirrel monkeys. This area continues to a recently finished group of enclosures exhibiting more animal species. Here you will find American alligators, green iguanas, a group