Hanford Park Zoo

The **Hanford Park Zoo** is a zoo in Woodduck, Indiana. Located on 35 acres of Hanford Park the zoo is home to over 2,000 animals from over 150 species. The Hanford Park Zoo is operated by the non-profit Greene Foundation.

## Exhibits and Animals

### Lemur Islands

The Lemur Islands are the first exhibits visitors will see upon entering the zoo. 5 lemur species live on 6 separate islands, prevented from interacting with one another by a large naturally shaped water pool which is home to several species of turtle, waterfowl and a small group of Amazon River Dolphins

1. Amazon River Dolphin
2. Common Brown Lemur
3. Crowned Lemur
4. Eastern Snake-necked Turtle
5. Geoffroy's Side-necked Turtle
6. Golden Bamboo Lemur
7. Hilare's Side-necked Turtle
8. Macleay River Turtle
9. Madagascar Pochard
10. Pink-bellied Side-neck Turtle
11. Red Ruffed Lemur
12. Ring-tailed Lemur

### Lagoons, Lakes and Rivers Conservation Center

The Lakes and Rivers Conservation Center is located just north of the Lemur Islands and several of the aquatic displays flow out into the Lrmur Islands' water feature. This medium-sized aquarium only features freshwater and brackish-water creatures.

1. American Alligator
2. Ammondosaurs
3. Bluegill
4. Butler’s Gartersnake
5. Eastern Box Turtle
6. Lake Ammondosaurs
7. Lake Dragons
8. Lake Ichthyosaurs
9. Lake Mosasaurs
10. Lake Pliosaurs
11. Lake Plesiosaurs
12. Lake Serpents
13. Lake Zeuglodonts
14. Muertes Lagoon Angelfish
15. Muertes Lagoon Anglerfish
16. Muertes Lagoon Caecilians
17. Muertes Lagoon Cichlids
18. Muertes Lagoon Crocodilians
19. Muertes Lagoon Cynodonts
20. Muertes Lagoon Dolphins
21. Muertes Lagoon Ichthyosaurs
22. Muertes Lagoon Lizards
23. Muertes Lagoon Mammaliaformes
24. Muertes Lagoon Metatheres
25. Muertes Lagoon Monotremes
26. Muertes Lagoon Plesiosaurs
27. Muertes Lagoon Salamanders
28. Muertes Lagoon Sharks
29. Muertes Lagoon Snakes
30. North American River Otter
31. Ornate Box Turtle
32. Variable Lake Monsters
33. Whooping Crane
34. Wood Turtle

### Cavern and Crag Gallery

The Cavern and Crag Gallery is a long building built underneath and through a large hill in the center of the zoo. It shows visitors animals that live in or near caves and other craggy, rocky habitats

1. Butterfly Poison Frogs
2. Cephalopodanurans
3. Common Vampire Bat
4. Dragons and Monsters
5. Fae Beasts
6. Flatekkos
7. Frogbats
8. Frogflies
9. Guppikeets
10. Hoosier Cavefish
11. Hybrid-Erratics
12. Invertebranurans
13. Jawed Geckos
14. Jellyphrogs
15. Liquid Toads
16. Microdragons
17. Olm
18. Ozark Giant Cave Salamander
19. Post-Humans
20. Pterocrocs
21. Pterovaranids
22. Retrosaurs
23. Slurpasaurs
24. Terracetes
25. ViperBats
26. Erratics
	1. Anaho Island Erratics
	2. Antarctic Caverns Erratics
	3. Antarctic Craters Erratics
	4. Antarctic and Sub-Antarctic Islands Erratics
	5. Atlantean Islands Erratics
	6. Barbarus Islands Erratics
	7. Desian Islands Erratics
	8. Diego Fernandez Archipelagos Erratics
	9. Dragon Isles Biota
	10. East Coast-Floridian Erratics
	11. Hollow Earth Erratics
	12. Lemuria Erratics
	13. Lost World Plateaus Erratics
	14. Monster Islands Erratics
	15. Muan Islands Erratics
	16. Mycelia Isles Erratics
	17. Skull Island Erratics
	18. Weepria and Moshkho Erratics

### Stumpke House

A smaller gallery displaying the tropical fauna of the Hy-Yi-Yi Islands located in the South Pacific. This Exhibit allows visitors to walk through a habitat with several species of Rhinogradentia. It also shows off the marine life surrounding the islands

1. Blacktip Reef Shark
2. Cownose Ray
3. Hy-Yi-Yi Ammondosaur
4. Hy-Yi-Yi Ichthyosaurs
5. Hy-Yi-Yi Plesiosaurs
6. Hy-Yi-Yi Mosasaurs
7. Reef Frogs
8. Snouters
9. Southern Stingray

### South-East Asian Riverwalk

This Exhibit takes guests along the banks of a simulated river system to see Fishing Cats, Crocodiles and Siamangs among others

1. African Crested Porcupine
2. Asian Water Monitor
3. Baiji
4. Banded Archerfish
5. Binturong
6. Chinese Giant Salamander
7. Demoiselle Crane
8. Fishing Cat
9. Ganges River Dolphin
10. Gharial
11. Giant Gourami
12. Giant Pangasius
13. Green Scat
14. Iridescent Shark
15. Jiangxi Giant Salamander
16. Large Tree Shrew
17. Mekong Freshwater Stingray
18. Mekong Giant Catfish
19. Mugger Crocodile
20. Rhinoceros Hornbill
21. Siamang
22. Silver Moony
23. Smallscale Archerfish
24. South China Giant Salamander
25. Sunda Pangolin
26. Tinfoil Barb

### Saber-Tooth!

The zoo's former Big Cat House has been renovated to display the various Saber-toothed predators found in North America as well as fossilized remains of other extinct saber-toothed predators from across the world. Interperative signage demonstrates how so many different animals, completely unrelated to one-another independently evolved the same methods of killing

1. Barbourofelis
2. North American Saber-toothed Cat
3. Ozark Howler
4. Scimitar-toothed Cat