WildlifeXposure

16/10/2026

Yesterday, we said goodbye to our little wildling, Cinder, the black dingo. 🧡

Sadly, the time came to make the hardest of calls, as life was becoming increasingly difficult for our beautiful old girl. Dingoes are shaped by the raw realities of the natural world, forged by evolution into remarkably resilient and capable animals. In the wild, where they belong, they typically live around 7–10 years. Cinder was approaching 17 an extraordinary age for a dingo.

Although she lived a life of comfort and care in captivity, that life came with its own struggles for a spirit shaped by the wild. I hope we gave her a good life. It could never truly replace the freedom of the world she was born to belong to, but perhaps there was meaning in that sacrifice. Through her, countless people had the opportunity to learn about, connect with and appreciate these incredible animals, and perhaps see her wild relatives a little differently.

It’s remarkable how deeply some animals become woven into our lives. They arrive as part of our world, yet somehow leave a piece of themselves in our hearts long after they’re gone. Time spent with a dingo is never just time spent with an animal. There’s something ancient, untamed and profoundly humbling about sharing your life with a creature that still carries so much of the wild within it. They leave a mark that words can rarely do justice to.

Cinder was one of those animals. She was part of our family, part of our story, and a connection to something far bigger than ourselves. Her time with us may be over, but the impact she made on us and on everyone fortunate enough to meet her will live on.

The end of a dingo era.

Run free, our little Chooks Chook. Find your big bro Khan in the Dingo Dreaming, where the spirit of the wild runs forever free. 🧡

03/10/2026

New addition to the WX menagerie, Yogu, or Green Bean, the beautifully vivid Green Tree Python. 🐍💚

Yogu means “green” in the Maria language from a region of Papua New Guinea where other forms of Green Tree Python are also found. And, perhaps fittingly, Yogu sounds a little like Grogu another lovable little green fellow, so the name seemed almost too perfect to pass up.

This rare and incredibly elusive species is high on my list of animals I’d love to encounter in the wild. In Australia, Green Tree Pythons are found only in the remote rainforests of Far North Queensland.

I’m looking forward to the day I can spend hours wandering through those forests, completely consumed by the anticipation and hope of catching a glimpse of one in its natural habitat.

Until then, this little green ambassador will give us a glimpse into the world of his wild relatives and hopefully inspire a little more appreciation for these extraordinary animals and the places they call home.

08/09/2026

On the weekend, we welcomed the newest members of our pack. It was a deeply meaningful day for all of us.

Gnarloo and Kirra are descended from the dingoes rescued, cared for and bread by Lyn and late husband Peter Watson the founders of the . Khan and Cinder, our very first dingoes, came from this same sanctuary nearly 20 years ago. While Khan’s journey with us sadly came to an end a few years ago, Cinder is still by our side. Now 17 years old, she is beginning to struggle with the challenges that come with age.

These two beautiful pups represent more than the continuation of our pack. They represent the continuation of a purpose to inspire, educate and foster a deeper understanding of one of Australia’s most remarkable and misunderstood animals, the dingo.

The dingo’s place in Australia is far greater than simply that of a wild canine. It holds profound ecological, cultural and spiritual significance, woven deeply into the history and stories of this land.

Lyn and Peter’s lifelong dedication to changing perceptions and deepening our understanding of the dingo has been truly profound. Their contributions to public education, behavioural and genetic research, and advocacy for legislative change have helped shape a greater appreciation of dingoes and contributed to their conservation and protection in the wild. However more work is still needed to better protect the species into the future.

It has been both a privilege and an honour to know Lyn and Peter, and to play a small part in carrying their legacy forward.

Through Gnarloo and Kirra, we hope to continue sharing our love and respect for dingoes and to help others understand their importance to Australia’s ecology, history, and the deep cultural and spiritual connections they hold with this ancient land.

Some legacies are not simply remembered. They are carried forward, generation by generation.

04/08/2026

Had a ripper time up in Sydney over the weekend. Got to fit in a quick whirlwind tour of the Gosford Australian Reptile Park
Our last visit was a few years ago. The place is amazing, they do so much really important wildlife education and conversation work breeding and displaying many endangered species at the park and at Aussie Ark
Was great to meet you Billy Collett | Venom Diaries and have a brief chat, we all loved your presentation with big Elvis the croc.
So many legends doing great work there I hope to get back and meet one day.

We did see and do a heap more but just didn’t manage to film it all chasing the kids around and enjoying it all with them.
Look forward to visiting again down the track.

If you’re ever close by I highly recommend going to check it out.

23/07/2026

Hey friends and followers!

We’d love to get your feedback on some of our original T-shirt designs that will be coming to the Wildlifexposure website soon!

There are still a few little tweaks and finishing touches to make on some of the designs, but we thought we’d put them out there early and get some creative feedback from you.

Let us know which designs are your favourites! Your feedback will help us decide which ones make it into our first release. 🐍🦎🐊🦉

We’d love to hear what you think! 👕🌿

09/07/2026

Been a busy week with 50 years of deadly celebrations for naidoc week.
Hope everyone has had a great week.
We have loved getting involved with community events and holiday programs across Victoria connecting people with wildlife.❤️💛🖤

08/06/2026