Amara, the white Bengal tiger, is the crown jewel of the zoo’s big cat section. Her snow-white coat, adorned with faint black stripes, and her piercing blue eyes make her a mesmerizing sight for all who visit.
The Majestic King Penguin
Standing tall in his sleek tuxedo-like feathers with golden accents, Arthur, the king penguin, is a figure of elegance and dignity. Unlike his smaller African penguin relatives, Arthur exudes a calm and regal demeanor, often found leading his group in a slow and deliberate march around their icy enclosure..
The Leaping Wonder
Graceful and swift, impalas are the athletes of the animal kingdom, and Marla, the zoo’s impala, lives up to this reputation with ease. With her slender legs and striking reddish-brown coat, she captures the hearts of visitors who marvel at her ability to leap over obstacles with effortless precision.
Sunny, the common iguana, is a calm and serene presence in the zoo’s reptile house. With his vibrant green scales and long, muscular tail, he basks under the warmth of a heat lamp, a favorite activity that keeps him energized and content.
Discover the Wonders of the Zoo's Inhabitants
Meet Dakota, the mustang stallion who embodies the untamed beauty of the American plains. With his sleek chestnut coat and flowing mane, Dakota gallops through his spacious enclosure, his powerful strides reminiscent of his ancestors who roamed freely across vast grasslands.
The zoo’s kingfisher aviary is a vibrant spectacle of color and motion. These small, brightly feathered birds, known for their shimmering blues and oranges, captivate visitors with their precision dives into the water below. Among them, Aurora, a particularly bold female kingfisher, stands out.
Cleopatra, the Egyptian heron, is a striking presence in the wetland section of the zoo. With her long, slender neck and snow-white plumage accented by golden streaks, she moves with a regal elegance that befits her name.
Meet Jambo, the towering savannah elephant whose presence commands respect and admiration. Weighing over six tons, Jambo is the largest resident of the zoo and a gentle giant beloved by visitors and keepers alike.
In the heart of the zoo’s bird sanctuary, a vibrant flock of pink flamingos dazzles visitors. Among them, Luna, a particularly elegant flamingo, draws attention with her perfect posture and vivid plumage.
Pascal, the Yemeni chameleon, is a master of disguise and one of the most fascinating residents of the reptile house. With his turret-like eyes and vivid colors, Pascal captivates everyone who stops by his terrarium.
Meet the Stars of the Animal Kingdom
Every morning, the African penguin colony at the zoo comes alive with the rhythmic sounds of splashes and shuffles. Among them, Oliver, a charismatic black-footed penguin, is the undisputed star. Unlike his peers, who march solemnly to their pool, Oliver greets the day with a peculiar habit—a “happy dance.”
Marla the impala is the embodiment of grace and athleticism. Known for her remarkable jumping ability, she effortlessly leaps over obstacles, earning her the nickname "The Queen of Hurdles" among zoo staff. Visitors often stop in awe to watch her showcase her skills, but behind her graceful bounds lies a curious and playful soul.
Louie, a prairie dog with a penchant for mischief, has become a living legend at the zoo. While most prairie dogs are known for their intricate tunnel systems and sharp communication skills, Louie has a reputation for being the ultimate prankster.
Milo, the dominant male macaque at the zoo, is as clever as he is curious. He spends his days climbing trees, swinging from ropes, and carefully observing his environment. But Milo is not just another playful monkey; he’s a mastermind with a knack for problem-solving.
Standing tall in his regal black-and-white suit, King Arthur, the king penguin, commands attention wherever he waddles. Unlike the smaller African penguins, Arthur is a picture of elegance, with his golden ear patches and stately demeanor.
In the sandy shores section of the zoo, a ghost crab named Casper has gained fame for his disappearing acts. True to his name, Casper blends seamlessly into the sandy substrate of his enclosure, often leaving visitors wondering if he’s even there.
Raja, the Bengal tiger, is the undisputed king of the zoo’s big cat section. His majestic orange-and-black stripes and piercing amber eyes command attention, but it’s his thunderous roar that truly captivates visitors.
Sula, the Atlantic gannet, is a master of aerial acrobatics. With her sleek white feathers and striking black wingtips, she dives into her pool with precision that leaves visitors in awe.