Perth Zoo

Absolutely.

And our final item before the answer to our quiz question is a shout out to Perth Zoo.

Because its native species breeding program, Perth Zoo's native species breeding program is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

And the zoo's behind the scenes conservation efforts through this program have bred or reared more than 6,000 animals across 11 species for release into the wild.

And so big congrats to Perth Zoo.

Now it's time for the answer to our quiz question.

And Murray, I see you've changed into a very stylish all black outfit, black t-shirt and black jeans.

Grab these headphones, man, and listen to this.

Teenagers have faced court after allegedly breaking into Perth Zoo and attacking a crocodile.

Police say the boys, aged 16 and 17, cut their way into an enclosure and struck a saltwater croc with a metal pole.

They have been charged with trespassing, criminal damage and animal cruelty.

Zoo workers are keeping an eye on the croc.

Its injuries are said to be minor.

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So everyone in Perth's been talking about this because it did hit the media recently.

Two young blokes, 16 and 17, break into the Perth Zoo and specifically break into the crocodile enclosure.

Everyone's heard about how they have then gone on to – Assault the crocodile.

Animal cruelty.

After he finished whacking at the crocodile, he realised I'm also being recorded down here and he used the pole to try and destroy that camera as well.

And then we followed them on CCTV footage.

It was a real big effort from Nick from Perth Zoo and from First Class Constable Waters who was managing the CCTV from the scene.

And they tracked them on staff bicycles and they went on a joyride around the zoo for about an hour.

Picking a fight with a crocodile is a terrible Sunday night plan.

Police alleged the pair broke into the Perth Zoo around 7.15, cut the locks to the enclosure and started hitting a crocodile with a metal pole.

And they allegedly tipped off the CCTV security cameras mounted on the wall, but not before the cameras caught the whole ridiculous incident.

The boys are now facing charges including animal cruelty, trespass, criminal damage In the Perth Children's Court, thankfully, the crocodiles only suffered minor injuries.

SA Attorney General Kyam Maher said he would review what further steps could be taken to keep Vlassakis behind bars but noted the decision had already been thoroughly considered by multiple review processes.

Two teenage boys have allegedly broken into Perth Zoo and attacked a crocodile.

The boys, aged 16 and 17, were captured on CCTV inside the zoo just after 7:00 p.m. on Sunday.

They allegedly cut the locks to the crocodile enclosure before going in and hitting one of the animals with a metal pole.

Perth Zoo posted a statement to their social media explaining the four-and-a-half meter crocodile, Dangalabba, who weighs in at around 400 kilos, had sustained minor injuries in the attack and that he's being very closely monitored by the vet and animal care teams.

They said they're relieved to say he's well and behaving like his normal self.

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