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Pink flamingos are the stars of the zoo’s wetland exhibit, captivating visitors with their elegant posture and vibrant feathers. Their color comes from the carotenoid-rich diet of algae and small crustaceans, which zookeepers replicate with specially formulated food.
The Amur tiger, also known as the Siberian tiger, is a rare and magnificent predator. In the zoo, "Boris" is a true ambassador of his species, with his thick fur and piercing gaze. These tigers are adapted to the harsh cold, and their habitat in the zoo includes both shaded areas and a water feature where Boris can cool off on warmer days.
The zoo’s foxes, known for their cunning and playful nature, never fail to entertain guests. One particular fox, "Flick," has earned a reputation for being the escape artist of the zoo, often finding clever ways to reach hidden treats left by keepers.
The African elephants in the zoo are not just awe-inspiring in size but also in intelligence. "Mama Zuri," the matriarch of the herd, leads her group with grace and wisdom. She enjoys splashing in the large waterhole and using her trunk to interact with keepers and guests during feeding demonstrations.
The wild buffalo, or African buffalo, is a symbol of strength and resilience. In the zoo, the herd is led by "Koda," a dominant male who watches over the group. Their spacious habitat includes mud pits for wallowing and grassy areas to graze freely.
Cheetahs, the fastest land animals, captivate visitors with their slender build and unmatched speed. "Dash," a young cheetah in the zoo, loves to race across the open sections of his enclosure, thrilling guests as they watch his incredible acceleration.