Rockhampton Zoo & Botanic Garden Walks

14/09/2026

SCHOOL HOLIDAY EVENT - Prehistoric Predator Fossil walk Rockhampton Zoo Tour the Rocky Zoo with a real paleontologist and hold fossils from your favourite ancient predator. MEGALODOM, T. rex, Saber-tooth tiger to name a few - PLUS every kid gets a REAL fossil shark tooth to take home!
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07/07/2026

Prehistoric Predator Fossil walk @ Rocky Zoo
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06/07/2026

Did you know you can order a signed copy of the US Dinosaur Magazine Phil writes for?

yay.....Key Words*Fossil hunterfossil hunting fossil colle...

27/06/2026

TOURS THIS SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
Sat 7pm Ghost/Murder Walk
Tues 7pm FULL MOON CEMETERY WALK
PREHISTORIC PREDATORS ZOO WALK - Every Day*
(*Free Fossil Sharks Tooth for every kid)
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27/06/2026

PREHISTORIC PREDATOR TOUR

17/06/2026

We Need Your Help!
This Saturday we have a gaggle of great folks coming to talk about the history of the region and we'd love you to come along and help out by asking questions and sitting in on the session
The intention is to record the history of the region for future generations.
book by calling 0423 922413 or emailing [email protected] or use the link to the booking

Hi everyone - can't believe we're just three days out from our inaugural event Saturay at Southside library (at 9.30 am). Very pleased to say we've now had quite a few bookings and 'full capacity', while not reached, is certainly coming into view and we expect slots to be filled pretty soon. So if you're one of the people who marked 'Interested' in attending, we'd be really grateful if you could let us know whether you'd like us to save a spot for you - we'd love to see everyone there. You can book by calling 0423 922413 or emailing [email protected] or use the link to the booking form on the left of this page. Thank you!

14/06/2026

A crocodile that looked like a dinosaur....croc's, don't trust them :)

Scientists have discovered Labrujasuchus expectatus, a bizarre crocodile relative that looked more like an ostrich-like dinosaur than anything resembling a modern crocodile. It walked on two legs, had tiny arms, and sported a toothless beak—an unexpected combination for a member of the crocodile l...

14/05/2026

A quick survey for anyone show joined in on Queensland Dinosaur Week
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Did you attend any Queensland Dinosaur Week events? We need to hear from you: what you loved, what we can improve, and what you'd like us to include in future.

Please follow the link below to complete a brief survey — it should only take about 8 mins.

Everyone who completes the survey will be entered into a draw for a $150 voucher to Queensland Museum.

Thank you for your feedback, and we hope to see you in 2027!

The team at Queensland Dinosaur Week.

Take the Survey here: https://tinyurl.com/3778xy4m