Zoos outside Australia have been having enclosures for wildlife that we find in the streets and at parks in Australia, by that I'm mainly referring to what enters zoos in Australia that you can find walking and flying around, basically they're not actually part of the animals they have there in enclosures. In fact there's a good amount of zoos in Europe with an enclosure for the Australian Magpie, but not a lot that has something more harmless and fine to come across, which be the White Ibis which people dub as the Australian Bin Chicken. The same can be said about other kinds of Australian birds which we find out in the open in places with lots of trees, take the rainbow lorikeet and those that consume from flowers for instance. Of course this is not something that can be said about the types of crows found in Australia as a lot of the world has crows of some sort, same said about seagulls as there's pretty much only one kind that can be found just about anywhere in the world.