Grand Rapids Wildlife Park

The Grand Rapids Wildlife Park is a Wildlife Park owned and run by the Greene Foundation, located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA. It is home to nearly 200 different animal species.

Total Species: 63

* Mammals: 10
* Birds: 1
* Reptiles: 12
* Amphibians: 3
* Fish: 36
* Invertebrates: 1

## Habitats

### Entry Plaza

#### Flamingo Gardens

Andean Highland Flamingo, Baikal Teal, Silver Teal, Red-crested Pochard, Baer's Pochard, White-faced Whistling-Duck, Falcated Duck, Maccoa Duck, Indian Spot-billed Duck, Spotted Whistling-Duck, West Indian Whistling-Duck, Freckled Duck, Garganey, New Zealand Shoveler, White-cheeked Pintail, Hooded Merganser, Common Shelduck

### Dakota Trail

1. American Bison, Four-horned Pronghorn, Hagerman Horse, Pronghorn
2. Elk
3. Mule Deer
4. Greater Prairie-Chicken, Black-tailed Prairie Dog
5. American Badger
6. Fisher
7. American Bighorn Sheep
8. North American Porcupine
9. Common Loon, North American Beaver
10. North American River Otter
11. Gray Wolf
12. Coyote
13. American Black Bear
14. Canada Lunx
15. Cougar
17. Virginia Opossum
18. Striped Skunk
19. Western Spotted Skunk
20. Eastern Spotted Skunk
21. Raccoon
22. Ord’s Kangaroo-Rat
23. Black-footed Ferret
24. Wolverine

### Seas to Skies: Aquatic Creature and Bird Building

Located in the very center of the zoo and serving as it's centerpiece

#### Outdoor Exhibits:

Seal Coast

1. Grey Seal, Harbor Seal

#### Indoor Exhibits:

Interior Exhibits are organized by biogeography. South America, North America and Europe is located on the upper level, while Africa, Australasia, the Pacific and Oceans are on the main level

##### Central and South America

1. Common Surinam Toad
2. Mata-Mata
3. Red-bellied Piranha, Xingu River Ray
4. Black Ghost Knifefish
5. Rubber Eel
6. Anhinga, Boat-billed Heron, Roseate Spoonbill, Scarlet Ibis, Sunbittern
7. Muertes Lagoon Angelfish, Muertes Lagoon Salamanders, Muertes Lagoon Monotremes, Muertes Lagoon Cynodonts, Muertes Lagoon Metatheres, Muertes Lagoon Mammaliaformes, Muertes Lagoon Caecilians, Muertes Lagoon Lizards, Muertes Lagoon Ichthyosaurs, Muertes Lagoon Dolphins, Muertes Lagoon Plesiosaurs
8. Anaho Island Erratics, Antarctic Caverns Erratics, Antarctic Craters Erratics, Antarctic and Sub-Antarctic Islands Erratics, Atlantean Islands Erratics, Barbarus Islands Erratics, Desian Islands Erratics, Diego Fernandez Archipelagos Erratics, Hollow Earth Erratics, Lemuria Erratics, Lost World Plateaus Erratics, Monster Islands Erratics, Muan Islands Erratics, Mycelia Isles Erratics, Skull Island Erratics, Weepria and Moshkho Erratics, Dragon Isles Biota
9. Abepadde, Butterfly Poison Frogs, Cephalopodanurans, Fae Beasts, Flatekkos, Frogbats, Frogflies, Guppikeets, Invertebranurans, Jawed Geckos, Jellyphrogs, Liquid Toads, Microdragons, Post-Humans, Pterocrocs, Pterovaranids, Retrosaurs, Slurpasaurs, Snouters, Terracetes, ViperBats, Hybrid-Erratics

##### North America

1. Blackfin Cisco, Deepwater Cisco, Lake Sturgeon, Longjaw Cisco
2. Charco Azul Pupfish
3. Potosi Pupfish
4. Raycraft Ranch Killifish
5. Villa Lopez Pupfish
6. Atlantic Puffin, Great Auk, Labrador Duck
7. American Bullfrog
8. Blanding’s Turtle, False Map Turtle, Western Painted Turtle
9. Alligator Snapping Turtle
10. Variable Lake Monsters, Lake Sturgeon
11. Hellbender
12. Trinity Alps Giant Salamander
13. Carolina Treehugger, Flatwoods Giant Salamander
14. Greater Siren
15. Two-toed Amphiuma
16. Ozark Giant Salamander
17. Deep Lake Snouters
18. Post-Humans, Viperbats, Terracetes, Microdragons, Fae Beasts, Pterocrocs, Flatekkos, Jawed Gekkos, Pterovaranids, Retrosaurs, Slurpasaurs, Butterfly Poison Frogs, Cephalopodanurans, Frogbats, Frogflies, Invertebranurans, Jellyphrogs, Liquid Toads, Guppikeets
19. Lake Zeuglodonts, Lake Ammondosaurs, Western Back-Paddler, Lake Dragons, Lake Ichthyosaurs, Lake Mosasaurs, Lake Serpents, Sea Serpents, Lake Plesiosaurs, Lake Pliosaurs, White Sturgeon, Burbot, Brook Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout
20. Blackchin Shiner, Blacknose Shiner, Bluntnose Minnow, Central Mudminnow, Eastern Blacknose Dace, Fathead Minnow, Golden Shiner, Johnny Darter, Lake Chub, Northern Redbelly Dace, Three-spined Stickleback
21. Bluegill, Green Sunfish, Largemouth Bass, Longear Sunfish, Orangespotted Sunfish, Pumpkinseed, Warmouth, Yellow Perch
22. Antillean Cave Rail, Asphalt Stork, Bahamas Rail, Bermuda Night Heron, Bermuda Rail, Caribbean Snipe, Cuban Flightless Crane, Grand Cayman Thrush, Jamaican Club-winged Ibis, Jamaican Poorwill, Jamaican Wood Rail, Puerto Rican Woodcock, Wetmore’s Stork
23. Jamaican Racer
24. Saint Croix Racer

##### Europe

1. Sea Mink
2. Ivell’s Sea Anemone
3. Perrin’s Cave Beetle
4. Houting
5. Ibiza Rail, Mediterranean Crane, Rallus adolfocaesaris, Rallus carvaonsis, Rallus lowei, Rallus montivagorum, Rallus nanus
6. North Sea and Island Dragons, Monsters

##### Africa

1. Lac Alaotra Bamboo Lemur, Alaotra Grebe, Hova Gallinule, Madagascar Dwarf Hippo, Malagasy Lapwing, Malagasy Sheldgoose, Malagasy Shelduck, Mascarene Coot, Mauritius Blue Pigeon, Mauritius Duck, Mauritius Night Heron, Mauritian Shelduck, Mauritius Starling, Red Rail, Leguet’s Rail, Rodrigues Bulbul, Rodrigues Night Heron, Dubois’ Wood Rail, Reunion Flightless Ibis, Reunion Night Heron, Reunion Shelduck, Reunion Swamphen, Aldabra Bush Warbler, Marianne White-eye, Madagascar Partridge, Ascension Crake, Ascension Night Heron, Saint Helena Crake, Saint Helena Swamphen, Tristan Moorhen
2. West African Lungfish, Giant Freshwater Mbuna Puffer
3. Voay
4. Malagasy Lampeye, Ptychochromis onilaby Cichlid
5. Hoffstetter’s Worm Snake
6. Round Island Burrowing Boa, Blue-dotted Day Gecko
7. Rodrigues Giant Day Gecko

##### Australasia and the Pacific

1. Bonin Nankeen Night Heron, Bonin Wood Pigeon, Kittlitz’s Thrush, Ryukyu Kingfisher, Makira Woodhen, Bali Myna, Lini’s Megapode, Lowland Kagu, New Caledonian Gallinule, New Caledonian Rail, New Caledonian Snipe, Pile-builder Megapode, Sylviornis
2. Giant Gourami, Rosaline Shark, Rosy Barb, Banded Archerfish, Tinfoil Barb
3. Anderson's Crocodile Newt
4. Gavialis bengawanicus
5. Hanyusychus sinensis
6. Yunnan Lake Newt
7. Ikanogavialis papuensis
8. Elephant Trunk Snake
9. Tentacled Snake
10. Freshwater Skull Island Fauna
11. Genyornis, Australian Meiolania, Hackett’s Giant Echidna, Fawn-breasted Fantail, Lord Howe Island Gerygene, Lord Howe Island Meiolania, Lord Howe Island Thrush, Norfolk Kaka, White Swamphen
12. Lord Howe Island Boobook
13. Lord Howe Island Long-eared Bat
14. Broad-billed Moa, Bush Moa, Bushwren, Chatham Bellbird, Chatham Coot, Chatham Duck, Chatham Fernbird, Chatham Island Merganser, Chatham Kaka, Chatham Rail, Chatham Raven, Crested Moa, De Lautor’s Duck, Dieffenbach’s Rail, Eastern Moa, Finsch’s Duck, Forbes’s Snipe, Hawkin’s Rail, Heavy-footed Moa, Hodgen’s Waterhen, Huia, Long-billed Wren, Lyall’s Wren, Mantell’s Moa, New Zealand Bittern, New Zealand Coot, New Zealand Merganser, New Zealand Musk Duck, New Zealand Owlet-Nightjar, New Zealand Quail, New Zealand Raven, New Zealand Stiff-tailed Duck, New Zealand Swan, North Island Adzebill, North Island Giant Moa, North Island Goose, North Island Piopio, North Island Snipe, North Island Stout-legged Wren, North Island Takahe, Scarlett’s Duck, Snipe-rail, South Island Adzebill, South Island Giant Moa, South Island Goose, South Island Kokako, South Island Piopio, South Island Snipe, South Island Stout-legged Wren, Upland Moa
15. Delcourt’s Sticky-toed Gecko
16. Laughing Owl
17. Markham’s Frog
18. Narrow Skink
19. New Zealand Grayling
20. New Zealand Greater Short-tailed Bat
21. Northland Skink
22. Tuatara
23. Waitomo Frog
24. Aquatic Snouters
25. Hawaiian Vesper Bat, ‘Āmaui, Bishop’s ‘Ō’ō, Black Mamo, Cone-billed Finch, Deep-billed Crow, Giant Hawaiian Goose, Greater ‘Amakihi, Greater Koa Finch, Great Maui Crake, Hawaiian Rail, Hawai’i Mamo, Hawai’i ‘Ō’ō, Kākāwahie, Kāma’o, Kauai ‘Akialoa, Kaua’i Mole Duck, Kaua’i ‘Ō’ō, Kaua’i Palila, Kioea, Kona Grosbeak, Lāna’i Hookbill, Large-billed Moa-nalo, Laysan ‘Apapane, Laysan Rail, Lesser ‘Akialoa, Lesser Koa Finch, Maui Nui ‘Akialoa, Maui Nui Finch, Moloka’i Flightless Ibis, Moloka’i Stilt Owl, Nene-nui, O’ahu ‘Akepa,‘O’ahu ‘Akialoa, O’ahu Nukupu’u, O’ahu ‘Ō’ō, Po’o-uli, Sickle-billed Gaper, Small-billed Moa-nalo, Strange-billed Finch, Turtle-jawed Moa-nalo, ‘Ula-‘ai-hāwane, Akiapōlā’au, ‘Akikiki, ‘Ākohekohe, ‘Anianiau, ‘Apapane, Hawaii Akepa, Hawaii Creeper, Hawaiian Duck, Hawaiian Thrush, I’iwi, Kauai Amakihi, Laysan Duck, Maui ‘Alauahio, Maui Parrotbill, Millerbird, Oahu Elepaio, Oahu Nukupu’u, Puaiohi
26. Bar-winged Rail, Consumed Megapode, Lakeba Imperial Pigeon, Lapitiguana impensa, Lost Megapode, Megavitiornis, Platymantis megabotoaiviti, Red-throated Lorikeet, Viti Levu Giant Pigeon, Viti Levu Rail, Viti Levu Snipe
27. Mekosuchus kalpokasi
28. Volia athollanderson
29. Brachylophus gibbonsi, Conquered Lorikeet, ‘Eua Rail, Large Samoan Flying Fox, Mangaia Swiftlet, Mauke Starling, Mauke Fruit Dove, Niue Night Heron, Oceanic Eclectus Parrot, Samoan Woodhen, Small Samoan Flying Fox, Tongan Giant Pigeon, Tongan Tooth-billed Pigeon, Tongatapu Rail, Black-fronted Parakeet, Conquered Lorikeet, Eiao Monarch, Henderson Archaic Pigeon, Henderson Imperial Pigeon, Henderson Island Ground Dove, Huanine Swamphen, Maupiti Monarch, Mo’orea Sandpiper, Nuku Hiva Monarch, Sinoto’s Lorikeet, Raiatea Starling, Red-moustached Fruit Dove, Society Parakeet, Spotted Green Pigeon, Tahiti Crake, Tahiti Sandpiper, Tahiti Rail, Guam Flycatcher, Guam Flying Fox, Guam Rufous Fantail, Kosrae Crake, Kosrae Starling, Kiritmati Sandpiper, Large Palau Flying Fox, Mariana Mallard, Pohnpein Starling, Wake Island Rail
30. Tonga Ground Skink
31. Polynesian Tree Snails (Partula spp. and Samoana inflata)

##### Oceans

1. Huanine Gull, Dune Shearwater, Jamaican Petrel, Lava Shearwater, Large Saint Helena Petrel, Olsen’s Petrel, Saint Helena Shearwater, Scarlett’s Shearwater, Oahu Petrel
2. Honeycomb Moray

### Primate House

1. Black-handed Spider Monkey
2. Cotton-top Tamarin
3. Mexican Spider Monkey
4. Sumatran Orangutan
5. White-faced Saki