Zoland Park Zoo

**Zoland Park Zoo** is a zoo and nature park in Elk Hill, Wisconsin. It is home to 589 species from around the world.

* Mammals: 173
* Birds: 182
* Reptiles: 109
* Amphibians: 46
* Fish: 49
* Invertebrates: 33

## History

### Early Years

**7/20/1913**: The zoo was planned and built By The City Commission of Elk Hill, and funded by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. The zoo is home to over 50 species. Which came from government officials, private collectors and donated pets or were simply captured by locals and donated upon learning of the zoo’s creation

1. African Gray Parrot
2. African Leopard
3. American Alligator
4. American Badger
5. American Black Bear
6. American Bullfrog
7. American Marten
8. American Toad
9. Bengal Tiger
10. Blue-and-Gold Macaw
11. Bobcat
12. California Sea Lion
13. Chimpanzee
14. Common Garter Snake
15. Common Snapping Turtle
16. Common Squirrel Monkey
17. Coyote
18. Domestic Cattle
19. Domestic Chicken
20. Domestic Goat
21. Domestic Horse
22. Domestic Sheep
23. Eastern Cottontail
24. Eastern Racer
25. Eastern Spotted Skunk
26. Fisher
27. Gray Fox
28. Great Horned Owl
29. Great White Pelican
30. Grivet
31. Llama
32. Muskrat
33. Nine-banded Armadillo
34. North American Beaver
35. North American Elk
36. North American Groundhog
37. North American Porcupine
38. Olive Baboon
39. Painted Turtle
40. Raccoon
41. Red Fox
42. Red-tailed Hawk
43. Red Warbler
44. Rhesus Macaque
45. Scarlet Macaw
46. Striped Skunk
47. Tufted Capuchin
48. Vervet Monkey
49. Virginia Opossum
50. White-tailed Deer
51. White-tailed Jackrabbit

### 1970s

**1977**: outdated bear and cat grottos are destroyed to make room for the **Giraffe House**, and the zoo acquires a herd of 16 **Masai Giraffes**.

### 1980s and 1990s

**1988**: The **Southeast Asian Gardens** opens its first phase focusing on apes and birds.

**1990**: The **Southeast Asian Gardens** opens its second phase nicknamed Tiger Outpost, it features **Sumatran Tigers**, **King Cobras** and a pasture with pigs and deer that appears as though the tigers and the prey animals share the same space.

**6/7/98**: the zoo receives 8.9.5.5. **Slender-tailed Meerkats** and the **Meerkat Encounter** opens

### 2000s

**4/7/05**: The **Crocodilian Conservation Center** opens, displaying every known, extant crocodilian species.

**8/7/06**: The Zoo receives 1.3 **Woolly Mammoths** from the Greene Foundation, making it one of the first zoos in the world

### 2010s

**7/20/13**: On the 110th Anniversary of the zoo, **Americas: Journey from Pole to Pole** was opened, which had under construction for the past 7 years. Encircling the entire zoo grounds. Many Species were introduced to the collection including American Mastodon, Giant Ground Sloths, Saber-toothed Cats, Erratics, Penguins, Dolphins, Whales, and a variety of tropical reptiles and amphibians.

### 2020’s

**2022**

* **6/9/22**: **Raccoon Dogs**, **Sika Deer** and **European Fallow Deer** have been phased out of the Zoo’s collection
* **7/28/22**: **Red Panda Heights** opens on the site of the former deer and raccoon dog habitats

**2023**

* **9/4/23**: 0.3 **Blue-winged Teal**, 2.4 **Common Musk Turtle**, and 2.3 **Midland Painted Turtle** arrive from Fossil Quarry Zoo in Nebraska
* **9/16/23**: 1.1.0.8 **Pirapitinga** arrive from SEA LIFE Minnesota

## Exhibits

### Wendt Komodo Dragon Kingdom

* Komodo Dragon

* Timor Python
* Fritsch's Megaphone Bird
* Florasprites (32 species), Armor-tailed Slime Snouter, Cephalanthus (7 species) ,Columnifax (11 species), Dendronasus, Dulcicauda (19 species, Dulcidauc, Earwing, Eledonopsis (5 species), Enterrorhinus (5 species), Flower-faced Snouter, Golden Snout Leaper, Grayish-Golden Honeytail, Hexanthus (6 species), Holorhinus (18 species), Hoop Snouter, Hopsorrhinus (14 species), Larvanasus haleciformis, Liliopsis (3 species), Marine Parasitic Snouter, Mercatorrhinus (11 species), Monster Island Snouters, Morgenstern’s Nasobame, Nasobema (5 species), Nasolimaceus (4 species), Nasoperforator boucheti , Nasoperforator bouffoni , Nasoperforator leguyaderi, Nudirhinus medusiformis, Orchidiopsis (5 species), Phyllohapla (2 species), Primitive Snouter, Remanonasus menorrhinus, Rhinochilopus (2 species), Rhinolimaceus (14 species), Rhinosiphonia (3 species), Rhinostentor (3 species), Rhinotaenia (2 species), Rhinotalpa (4 species), Rhizoidonasus euphorbiformis, Ribbon Snouter, Shaggyfaced Snouter, Skull Island Snouters, Snorkeling Ribbon-Snouter, Snuffler , Stella matutina , Tasselsnouter, Vanilla Orchidsnouter, Spurball, Tweezertooth, Grubmole, Hummole, Paddleyworp, Pigg-der , Tree Goblin, Black-and-Chestnut Jungle Chicken
* Predacious Snouter
* Snouter-saurs
* Clawface Snouter
* Forknose Snouter, Dufflepud, Five-nosed Snouter, Flagback, Flittersnouter, Floater, Vacuum-Snouter, Looper, Monopod, Flukesnout, Primitive Nasobame , Odd Pygmy, Rollersnouter, Bloat-sailer , Shellnose, Marsh Sixnose, Swinging Snouter, Tri-dasher, Wader-Looper
* Noselion

### Thibeau Giraffe Lodge

* Egyptian Spiny Mouse
* Aardvark, Southern Ground Hornbill
* Common Ostrich, Kenyan Crested Guineafowl, Masai Giraffe
* Naked Mole Rat
* African Giant Millipede
* African Butterflyfish, African Clawed Frog, Cameroon Flashlight Frog, Peter’s Elephantnose Fish, Ropefish
* Jba Fofi
* African Bullfrog
* Ball Python
* African Crested Porcupine, Mantled Guereza, Red-crested Turaco, White-cheeked Turaco

### Southeast Asian Gardens

* King Cobra
* Reticulated Python
* Sumatran Tiger
* Borneo Bearded Pig, Sambar, Axis Deer
* Grosbeak Starling, Raggiana’s Bird-of-Paradise, Standard-winged Nightjar, Tawny Frogmouth, Victoria Crowned Pigeon, Fly River Turtle, Giant Gourami, Tinfoil Barb, Giant Pangasius, Mekong Giant Catfish, Wallago Catfish
* Pygmy Slow Loris
* Great Indian Hornbill
* ‘Akiapōlā’au, ‘Akikiki, ‘Ākohekohe, ‘Āmaui, ‘Anianiau, ‘Apapane, Bishop’s ‘Ō’ō, Black Mamo, Greater ‘Amakihi, Greater Koa Finch, Hawaii ‘Akepa, Hawaii Creeper, Hawai’i Mamo, Hawai’i ‘Ō’ō, Hawaiian Duck, Hawaiian Rail, Hawaiian Thrush, ‘I’iwi, Kākāwahie, Kāma’o, Kauai ‘Akialoa, Kauai ‘amakihi, Kaua’i ‘Ō’ō, Kioea, Kona Grosbeak, Lāna’i Hookbill, Laysan ‘Apapane, Laysan Duck, Laysan Rail, Lesser ‘Akialoa, Lesser Koa Finch, Maui ‘alauahio, Maui Nui ‘Akialoa, Maui Parrotbill, Millerbird, ‘O’ahu ‘Akepa, ‘O’ahu ‘Akialoa, O’ahu ‘Elepaio, O’ahu Nukupu’u, O’ahu ‘Ō’ō, Palila, Po’o-uli, Puaiohi, ‘Ula-‘ai-hāwane
* Kuhl’s Flying Gecko
* Delcourt’s Sticky-toed Gecko
* Sumatran Orangutan, Siamang, Asian Small-clawed Otter
* Visayan Warty Pig

### Raptor Valley

#### Europe

* Bearded Vulture, Egyptian Vulture
* Cinereous Vulture, Eurasian Griffon Vulture
* Eastern Imperial Eagle
* Golden Eagle
* Pallas’s Fish-Eagle
* Eurasian Eagle-owl
* Great Gray Owl
* Saker Falcon

* Croatian Snouter, Slovenian Snouter

### Red Panda Heights

* Red Panda, White-naped Crane
* Sichuan Takin

### Australia

#### Kangabout Walkaroo

* Bennett’s Wallaby, Eastern Gray Kangaroo

#### Aviary

* Black Swan, Budgerigar, Rainbow Lorikeet, Coconut Lorikeet, Major Mitchell’s Cockatoo, Eastern Rosella, Pale-headed Rosella, Hooded Parrot, Mulga Parrot, Red-rumped Parrot, Gouldian Finch, Superb Fruit-Dove, Wompoo Fruit Dove

### Crocodile Jungle

#### Africa

* **Lake Malawi Cichlids** (Sunshine Peacock Cichlid, Pale Usisya Auloncara, Redfin Hap, Eureka Red Peacock, Blue Dolphin Cichlid, Dogtooth Cichlid, Lavender Mbuna, Blue Mbuna, Electric Yellow Cichlid, Electric Blue Cichlid, Golden Mbuna, Red Zebra Mbuna, Cobalt Blue Mbuna, Kenyi Mbuna, Livingston’s Cichlid),  Tanganyika Killifish, Leopard Ctenopoma

* Abanda Cave Crocodile
* Aldabrachampsus
* Central African Slender-snouted Crocodile
* Euthecodon brumpti
* Madagascar Horned Crocodile
* Man-eating Crocodile
* Nile Crocodile
* Osborn’s Dwarf Crocodile
* Thorbjarnarson’s Crocodile
* West African Dwarf Crocodile
* West African Slender-snouted Crocodile

#### Americas

* Fathead Minnow, Guppy, Endler’s Guppy, Green Swordtail, Variable Platy, Southern Platy, Lyretail Molly, Sailfin Molly, Black Molly, Dalmatian Molly, Golden Shiner, Neon Tetra, Julii Corydoras, Emerald Corydoras, Okefenokee Pygmy Sunfish
* American Alligator
* American Crocodile
* Cuban Crocodile
* Cuvier’s Dwarf Caiman
* Haile Alligator
* Morelet’s Crocodile
* Orinoco Crocodile
* Spectacled Caiman
* Venezuelan Caiman

#### Australia

* Red Rainbowfish, Lake Wanam Rainbowfish, Threadfin Rainbowfish, Western Rainbowfish, Boeseman’s Rainbowfish, Duboulay’s Rainbowfish, Murray River Rainbowfish, Lake Tebera Rainbowfish, Lake Kutubu Rainbowfish, Banded Rainbowfish,
* Australian Freshwater Crocodile
* Gunggamarandu maunala
* Hall’s New Guinea Crocodile
* Ikanogavialis papuensis
* Mekosuchus inexpectatus
* Mekosuchus kalpokasi
* New Guinea Crocdile
* Paludirex gracilis
* Quinkana
* Saltwater Crocodile
* Volia athollandersoni

#### Asia

* Zebra Danio, Giant Danio, Tiger Barb, Rosy Barb, Betta, Clown Loach, Dwarf Gourami, Pearl Gourami, Bala Shark, Siamese Algae-eater, Flying Fox, Rainbow Shark, Harlequin Rasbora, Glowlight Rasbora, Scissortail Rasbora
* Chinese Alligator
* Gavialis bengawanicus
* Gharial, Painted River Terrapin
* Hanyusuchus sinensis
* Mugger Crocodile
* Philippine Crocodile
* Siamese Crocodile
* Tomistoma
* Toyotamaphimeia machikanensis

### Americas: Journey from Pole to Pole

#### The Southern Coasts of South America

* Warrah
* Waitaha Penguin, Chatham Penguin, Guanay Cormorant, Imperial Cormorant, Inca Tern, Peruvian Pelican, Brown Pelican, Magellanic Penguin, Magellanic Plover, Grey Gull, Kelp Gull, Snowy Sheathbill, Falkland Steamer Duck, Brown Skua, South Polar Skua,
* Antarctic Ammondosaurs, Hy-Yi-Yi Ammondosaur, Hy-Yi-Yi Ichthyosaurs, Hy-Yi-Yi Plesiosaurs, Hy-Yi-Yi Mosasaurs
* South American Fur Seal, Antarctic Fur Seal, Weddell Seal, Southern Elephant Seal
* Leopard Seal
* Commerson’s Dolphin, Hourglass Dolphin, Pygmy Right Whale, Spectacled Porpoise
* Southern Right Whale Dolphin
* Common Vampire Bat, Giant Vampire Bat

#### Patagonia

* Greater Rhea, Guanaco, Patagonian Mara
* Darwin’s Rhea, Vicuña
* Andean Bear
* Black-faced Ibis, Chilean Flamingo, Maguari Stork, Roseate Spoonbill, Ringed Teal, Southern Screamer
* Southern Pudu
* Puma
* Geoffroy’s Cat
* Andean Condor

#### Pampas

* Altoastrapotherium, Cuvieronius, Doedicurus, Giant Ground Sloth, Glyptodon, Hippidion, Macrauchenia, Marsh Deer, Pampas Deer, Toxodon, Scott’s Horse
* South American Saber-toothed Cat
* Maned Wolf
* Phorusrhacos
* Red-legged Seriema

#### Tropics

##### Forest Floor

* 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, Lake Devil,  Micropterygius, Fawcett’s Lake Catfish, Arapaima, Speculichthys, Lake Bass, Herring Cichlid, Bullseye Cichlid, Midas Cichlid, Quetzal Cichlid, Tambaqui, Pirapitinga, Lake Ray, Gilded Catfish, Piraiba, Red-tailed Catfish, Bull Shark, Challenger’s Amazon River Shark, Muertes Lagoon Sharks, Altopterygius, Payara, River Xiphactinus
* Red-bellied Piranha
* Electric Eel
* 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
* Green Anaconda
* Xibalbaonyx, Nublar Tufted Deer
* Saber-toothed Anteater, Fold-faced Anteater, Southern Three-banded Armadillo, Red-rumped Agouti
* Argentine Black-and-White Tegu
* Fantastical Pantherapod
* Blueshank, Forest Jenny, Plateau Pricklebacks, Armored Pricklebacks, Ferndozer, Great Ridgeback Iguana, Three Horned Iguana
* Golden Toad
* Dyeing Poison Frog ‘Azureus’, Dyeing Poison Arrow Frog ‘Alalapadu Cobalt’
* Phantasmal Poison Dart Frog
* Lehmann’s Poison Dart Frog

##### Understory

* Brazilian Pinktoe Tarantula
* Amazonian Giant Centipede
* 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
* Southern Tamandua
* Linne’s Two-toed Sloth, Kinkajou, Seba’s Short-tailed Bat

##### Canopy

* Black-handed Spider Monkey, South American Coatimundi
* Emerald Tree Boa
* Harpy Eagle
* Blue-and-Gold Macaw, Great Green Macaw, Hyacinth Macaw, Scarlet Macaw
* Andean Cock-of-the-Rock, Paradise Tanager, Bay-headed Tanager, Silver-beaked Tanager, Green-headed Tanager, Araripe Manakin, Purple Honeycreeper, Blue Dacnis, Red-capped Cardinal, Blue-grey Tanager, Green-and-Gold Tanager, Seven-colored Tanager, Turquoise Tanager, Green Honeycreeper, Saffron Finch, Yellow-rumped Cacique, Crested Oropendola, Swallow Tanager, Golden-headed Lion Tamarin
* Black Howler, Guinan Squirrel Monkey, White-bellied Spider Monkey

#### North American Desert

* Thick-billed Parrot, Burrowing Owl, King Vulture
* Mexican Horse, Shasta Ground Sloth
* Cactus Wren, California Quail, Elf Owl, Gambel's Quail, Gila Woodpecker, Greater Roadrunner, House Finch, Lark Bunting, Lesser Nighthawk, Mourning Dove, Northern Mockingbird, Sandhill Crane, Verdin, White-crowned Sparrow, White-winged Dove, Wild Turkey
* Curaçaoan Long-nosed Bat, Mexican Long-nosed Bat, Mexican Long-tongued Bat
* Gila Monster
* Arizona Black Rattlesnake, Black-tailed Rattlesnake, Mojave Rattlesnake, New Mexican Ridge-nosed Rattlesnake, Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
* Santa Catalina Rattlesnake
* Channel Islands Pygmy Mammoth
* Aruba Island Rattlesnake
* Chuckwalla
* Blue Death Feigning Beetle
* New Mexico Spadefoot Toad
* Jaguar
* Collared Peccary

#### Great Plains

* Mexican Gray Wolf
* American Lion
* American Bison, Ancient Bison, Long-horned Bison, Western Bison, Western Camel, Northern Glyptodont
* Black-tailed Prairie Dog, Greater Prairie-Chicken
* Black-footed Ferret
* Barbour’s Pronghorn, Four-horned Pronghorn, Plains Pronghorn
* Columbian Mammoth, Hagerman Horse, Stout-legged Llama, Highland Gomphothere, Jefferson’s Ground Sloth, Texas Glyptodont, Shrub Ox, Stag-Moose, Woodland Musk-Ox
* North American Pampathere
* North American Saber-toothed Cat
* Titanis walleri
* Giant Short-faced Bear
* Dire Wolf

#### Eastern Temperate Forests

##### Wetlands

* American Mastodon, Giant Beaver, Moose, North American Beaver, American White Pelican, Common Loon, Wood Duck, Blue-winged Teal, Common Musk Turtle, Midland Painted Turtle, Largemouth Bass
* North American River Otter
* Alligator Snapping Turtle, Common Snapping Turtle, Alligator Gar
* Eastern Tiger Salamander
* Common Mudpuppy, Hellbender
* Trinity Alps Giant Salamander
* Carolina Treehugger, Flatwoods Giant Salamander
* Greater Siren, Two-toed Amphiuma
* Cottonmouth
* Ozark Giant Salamander

##### Woodland

* American Toad
* Common Garter Snake
* Eastern Spotted Skunk, Virginia Opossum
* Stock’s Pronghorn, Vero Tapir
* Ivory-billed Woodpecker, Imperial Woodpecker, Carolina Parakeet, Passenger Pigeon, American Robin, Baltimore Oriole, Scarlet Tanager, Ruffed Grouse, Eastern Wild Turkey, North American Porcupine
* Timber Rattlesnake
* Rocky Mountain Locust
* Canada Lynx
* Fisher
* Wolverine
* Ozark Howler
* Nine-banded Armadillo
* Deep Lake Snouters
* 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
* Lake Zeuglodonts, Lake Ammondosaurs, Western Back-Paddler, Lake Dragons, Lake Ichthyosaurs, Lake Mosasaurs, Lake Serpents, Sea Serpents, Lake Plesiosaurs, Lake Pliosaurs, Variable Lake Monsters, Lake Sturgeon, White Sturgeon, Burbot, Brook Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout
* Abyss Ammondosaur, Great Abyssal Newt
* Pacific Tree Dragon

##### Caves

* Honey Creek Cave Blind Salamander, Benton County Cave Crayfish
* Ozark Blind Salamander
* Giant Cave Salamanders
* Cave Salamander (Eurycea lucifuga)
* Indiana Bat, Little Brown Bat

#### Arctic Circle

* Eurasian Cave Lion
* Snowy Owl
* Caribou, Elasmotherium, Musk Oxen, Saiga Antelope, Steppe Bison, Woolly Mammoth, Woolly Rhinoceros, Yukon Horse
* Arctic Fox
* Rocky Mountain Goat
* Beluga, Steller’s Sea Cow, Walrus
* Moshkhoan Ammondosaurs, Weeprian Ammondosaurs
* Gray Seal, Harbor Seal, California Sea Lion
* Common Minke Whale, Pacific White-sided Dolphin
* Vermillion Sea Star, Leather Sea Star, Giant Pink Sea Star, White-spotted Rose Anemone, Giant Pacific Octopus
* Polar Bear

### Other Exhibits

Several other exhibits for Meerkats, American Eels, Eurasian Carp and Secretarybirds are located around the zoo.

## Attractions

### Dinosaur Valley

Opened in 1998, Dinosaur Valley is a seasonal attraction featuring a variety of prehistoric creatures portrayed by animatronics, puppets, digital media and life-sized art dolls. A show featuring puppeteered dinosaurs and live birds is held here. Children are also encouraged to find 16 hidden creatures around the area and can receive prizes such as stickers or stamps if they succeed. There is also a large nature-themed playground. This attraction is frequently updated to feature more creatures and reflect current scientific knowledge.

Genera Portrayed include..

#### **Animatronics**

* Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops, Deinonychus, Stegosaurus, Dyoplosaurus, Carnotaurus, Therizinosaurus, Necrorex, Suchomimus

#### **Puppets**

* Thescelosaurus, Bruhathkayosaurus, Meganeura, Maip macrothorax, Scutosaurus, Rhamphorhynchus

#### **Art Dolls**

* Diplocaulus, Makarkinia, Mazothairos, Kuehneosaurus, Diictodon,

#### **Digital Media**

* Tylosaurus, Styxosaurus, Hesperornis, Megalocoelacanthus, Xiphactinus, Enchodus
* Mio-Pliocene Greene Biotas
* Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops, Edmontosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Quetzalcoatlus, Pachycephalosaurus, Anzu, Dakotaraptor, Alamosaurus, Leptoceratops, Obamadon, Torosaurus, Trierarchuncus, Styginetta, Acheroraptor, Avisaurus, Axestemys, Basilemys, Borealosuchus, Brachychampsa, Brodavis, Casterolimulus, Cedrobaena, Chamops, Champsosaurus, Cimolopteryx, Compsemys, Cyclurus fragosus, Denversaurus, DePalma’s Ornithuran, Didelphodon, Gamerabaena, Gilmoremys, Habrosaurus, Helopanoplia, Hoplochelys, Ichthyornithean, Flies, Damselflies, Hispine Beetles, Gracillarid Moths, Ischyrhiza, Judithemys, Lamarqueavis, Lepisosteus occidentalis, Lonchidion spp., Melvius, Meniscoessus, Mosasaurus (juvenile), Myledaphus, Opisthotriton, Ornithomimid, Palaeobatrachus, Palaeosaniwa, Paleosephurus, Pectinodon, Potamornis, Protoginglymostoma, Restesia, Scapherpeton, Stygiochelys, Thescelosaurus, Thoracosaurus, Torosaurus, Toxochelys, Mesabi Erratics, Mesabi Migrators, Hell Creek Ammondosaur

Live Animals featured:

* American Alligators, Longnose Gar, Spotted Gar
* Triops,

Show Animals: Haast’s Eagle, Egyptian Fruit Bat,

## Master Plan

### Madagascan Riverside Cabin

Planned expansion to the Giraffe Lodge set to open next year and will exhibit Ring-tailed Lemurs, Giant Lemurs, Dwarf Hippos, African Cichlids, Hissing Cockroaches, Aye-Ayes, Fruit Bats, Geckoes and Tenrecs.