The Rainforest Habitat

Explore the wonders of our Rainforest Habitat, home to a diverse array of native animals, and join us in our mission to inspire curiosity and conservation while enjoying an unforgettable adventure in nature.

Come See The Native Animals of Papua New Guinea

The Green Tree Python

The Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) is a strikingly colored snake native to Papua New Guinea’s rainforests, known for its vibrant green hue. It is an arboreal species that primarily feeds on small mammals and birds, and its unique appearance makes it popular in the exotic pet trade.

Pesquet's Parrot

Pesquet’s Parrot, native to the rainforests of Papua New Guinea and nearby areas, is a distinctive and sizable parrot species. It boasts a striking appearance with predominantly black plumage complemented by red and yellow facial markings. This parrot’s specialized diet mainly consists of figs, and its unique bald face and beak are adapted for efficiently extracting seeds from fig fruits. However, due to habitat loss and the pet trade, Pesquet’s Parrot is classified as vulnerable, emphasizing the importance of conservation efforts to safeguard this extraordinary bird species.

White Lipped Python

The Papua New Guinea White-Lipped Python is a stunning snake species native to the rainforests and jungles of Papua New Guinea. It derives its name from the distinctive white markings on its lower lip, which contrast with its dark body. This non-venomous python is renowned for its beauty and is a popular choice among reptile enthusiasts. It primarily preys on small mammals and birds and plays a vital role in the ecosystem.

Moluccan Eclectus Parrot

The Moluccan Eclectus Parrot, a subspecies of the Eclectus Parrot, is known for its striking sexual dimorphism, with males adorned in vibrant green plumage and orange beaks, while females display predominantly red and purple feathers with black beaks. These parrots are native to the Moluccan Islands in eastern Indonesia and are typically found in lush rainforests, where they feed on a diverse diet of fruits, nuts, and seeds. However, due to habitat loss and the pet trade, the Moluccan Eclectus Parrot faces conservation concerns, emphasizing the importance of protective measures for these colorful birds.

Tree Kangeroo

The Papua New Guinea Tree Kangaroo is a remarkable marsupial native to the dense rainforests of Papua New Guinea. Distinguished by its arboreal lifestyle, it possesses adaptations for tree-dwelling, including strong limbs and a prehensile tail. With a herbivorous diet, it primarily feeds on leaves and fruits. This species faces conservation concerns due to habitat loss and hunting, making efforts to protect its natural habitat crucial for its survival.