Australia Zoo is introducing an innovative NFT collection to aid wildlife preservation.

Australia Zoo is gearing up for its initial NFT offering. NFT This collection celebrates the 20-year legacy of the 'Wildlife Warriors' project.

The first drop, featuring the Australian Saltwater Crocodile known affectionately as the 'Warrior Croc,' is inspired by the late Steve Irwin, renowned for his passion for wildlife conservation and misunderstood species.

The 'Warrior Croc' NFT series comprises 2,000 distinct characters that embody the traits of Saltwater Crocodiles. Each NFT will be available for purchase at a starting price of AUD 50 (approximately $36).

By holding these NFTs, collectors will gain entry to a vibrant online community filled with fellow wildlife enthusiasts. The Australia Zoo is also planning exclusive visits and surprises for participants.

The purpose behind the Wildlife Warriors collection is to generate funds dedicated to rescuing endangered species and rehabilitating injured animals. All proceeds from initial sales will directly support Australia Zoo's sustainability initiatives, which include monitoring and tagging five saltwater crocodiles in the Wenlock River.

The official sale kicks off on June 14 at 7 PM AEST. Interested buyers can sign up for the Allow List through the project's official channels. website today. 

'Warrior Croc' marks the first installment of a broader collection by Australia Zoo, with four additional animal-themed NFT series slated for the future. Notably, only those who purchase the first four drops will be eligible to access the fifth collection.

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