We currently exhibit African Lions in a small pride, consisting of one male and three females. Our exhibit group is a non breeding group of lions. Currently our lions can be found at Lion's Pride exhibit. Orangutan - Two species are known to exist on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo. The Topeka Zoo exhibits the Bornean Orangutan .
Males are usually solitary by nature.
We are fortunate to exhibit a compatible group of five animals in the Zoo's Discovering Apes building. Since the early 1900's the population of Golden Eagles has been on the decline in some areas of the continental United States. Since 1972, when The Topeka Zoo produced the first Golden Eagle in captivity our Zoo has been committed to producing Golden Eagles. In 1986, the Topeka Zoo and Prairie Raptor Project began a reintroduction project using captive hatched golden eagles. During the next few weeks eagles became accustomed to their surroundings and food was provided for them.