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Red kangaroo and keeper at Adelaide Zoo

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DecriptionA male red kangaroo throws his head back as a keeper stands outside the enclosure. The image probably dates from the 1930s.

The Adelaide Zoo first opened on 23 May 1883, occupying 6.5 hectares (16 acres) (now 8 hectares (20 acres)) of land granted by the Government. It was founded by the South Australian Acclimatization and Zoological Society. The society later became the Royal Zoological Society of South Australia after a Royal Charter was granted by King George VI in 1937.

See C.E. Rix, Royal Zoological Society of South Australia, 1878-1978, Royal Zoological Society of South Australia, 1978.

CreatorState Government PhotographerLocationnot specifiedKeywordsAnimalsDate of Creation1930Catalogue NumberGN13581

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SubjectsAdelaide ZooPlaceAdelaide, South AustraliaCollectionSouth Australia Through the Lens

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