Want to learn more about Tangalooma and some of the amazing wildlife we see every day? Browse through some of our fact sheets below!

1. Beauty - how the Dolphin Provisioning Program began: Click here  to download.
A remarkable beginning to a truly unique relationship between wild dolphins and humans.

2. Meet the Dolphins - Tangalooma's Family Tree: Click here to download.
The Who's Who of Tangalooma's Wild Dolphin Feeding Program.

3. Whaling Station History:  Click here  to download
Long before Tangalooma was an Island Resort, it was the largest land-based whaling station in the southern hemisphere.

4. History of Moreton Bay:  Click here to download.
Tangalooma and Moreton Island itself has a rich history, steeped in indigenous culture and stories of European settlement.

5. Dugongs: Click here to download.
One of the more elusive marine mammals that calls Moreton Bay home.

6. Humpback Whales: Click here to download.
These gentle giants migrate past our shores every year between June and October.

7. Marine Turtles: Click here to download.
Did you know that four of the world's seven marine turtles inhabit the shallow waters of Moreton Bay?

8. Sharks of Moreton Bay: Click here to download. 
Fascinating animals but frequently misunderstood, Moreton Bay boasts an impressive diversity of sharks and rays.

9. Birds of Tangalooma - Kookaburras: Click here to download.
Being the largest of the kingfisher species, there is no mistaking the kookaburra's distinctive call.

10. Birds of Tangalooma - Pied Cormorants: Click here to download.
Meet one of Tangalooma's cheekiest residents!