IMPORTANT PEOPLE AT TARONGA PARK ZOO, SYDNEY.—Top left: The kookaburras affect a pose of calm contemplation when the]) are not laughing. Top right: The large, clumsily-built prenty from West Australia, which, to avoid undue unpleasantness, is best viewed through glass. Bottom left: The black panther, which is a very nasty fellow and prefers his own company. Bottom right: Mother Dingo and one of her intelligent pups.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 223, 20 September 1935, Page 10
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66IMPORTANT PEOPLE AT TARONGA PARK ZOO, SYDNEY.—Top left: The kookaburras affect a pose of calm contemplation when the]) are not laughing. Top right: The large, clumsily-built prenty from West Australia, which, to avoid undue unpleasantness, is best viewed through glass. Bottom left: The black panther, which is a very nasty fellow and prefers his own company. Bottom right: Mother Dingo and one of her intelligent pups. Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 223, 20 September 1935, Page 10
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