Animals

Come visit animals from around the world.  Start your journey by looking into the depths of the two-story Red Ruffed Lemur exhibit.

From here you can travel as far as your own backyard or the land down under.

As you walk the paths and peer curiously into our naturalistic exhibits, be sure to notice the beauty around you with majestic pines and a waterfall cascading into Kingsbury Creek and the lush growth of wild flowers.

Take the New Virtual Tour!

Zoo Central	Children's Zoo	Australian Outback	Northern Territory	Polar Shores

Primate Center	Asian Caravan	Nocturnal Trail	African Savanna

Who's New at the Zoo?
Siberian lynx (next to snow leopard)
Siberian lynx are native to the Siberian Forests and are one of the many predators in the region. Lynx are mostly nocturnal in the wild, and tend to be solitary animals. Though they prey on smaller animals such as rabbits, rodents and grouse, they are capable of hunting larger animals such as wild boar and reindeer. The Siberian lynx population is stable and is categorized as "least concern" on the endangered spectrum.