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MEET THE ANIMALS
Explore our exhibits to get close to more than 800 animals and 250 speciesIncluding some of the world's most critically endangered EXPLORE BY EXHIBIT? Discover the amazing animals and experiences that await you when you explore our award-winning exhibits!Woodland Park Zoo's 92 acres is divided into bioclimatic zones, featuring different natural habitats ranging from humid tropical rain forests and coastal deserts to temperate rain forests like those of the Pacific Northwest. 
African Savanna
Ambassador Animals
Assam Rhino Reserve
Australasia
Butterfly Garden
Humboldt Penguin Exhibit
Living Northwest Trail
Temperate Forest
Reptile Realm
Tropical Asia
Tropical Rain Forest
CARING FOR ANIMALS
? Ensuring Animal WellnessYour zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums and has earned the Humane Certified? seal from the American Humane Conservation program. Our mission is to save species, and it starts with the wellness of the animals in our care. It’s not only our responsibility鈥攊t’s our passion. A newborn giraffe, a growing gorilla, and a geriatric penguin all need something different to thrive. Whatever it takes, we’re here to ensure they get it. Husbandry, nutrition, veterinary and exhibit design experts work together to assure individualized care for every animal of every species across their lifespan. |
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