Hover over the images below to see a description of our animals!
Amur Tigers
The largest big cat species there is: Dragan and Alisha are 3 years old and VERY lively
African lion
Jasiri is the 2nd largest African Lion in the UK! Lionesses Kimya and Nikita will slowly be introduced to him.
Jaguar
Solitary male Chincha has the strongest bite of any cat in the world
Carpathian Lynx
Female Willow and male Flaviu – Flaviu caught the headlines in 2016 when he escaped for three weeks until recaptured!
Cheetah
Brothers Tibo and Baro are ambassadors for the fastest species in the world
Short Clawed Otter
Come and see Matty and Jasmine being fed every day at 1pm!
Iberian Wolf
Our endangered Portuguese brothers rarely howl but are always on the prowl…
Brazilian Tapir
Fortuana (Chana for short) loves tummy tickles and is a great mum to Rofilo
Reeves Muntjac Deer
Male Giant Haystacks is actually smaller than a Labrador dog and has small tusks!
African Pygmy Goat
Our small herd of females is friendly and nimble. They even climb trees in the wild!
Common Marmoset
Watch our little marmosets scamper around high in the trees.
Azaras Agouti
Very rare, female Whispa shares her space with our Common Marmoset family!
Bennett’s Wallaby
When their babies are born they are smaller than your little finger!
Raccoon Dog
Our male Kato is a friendly raccoon dog and a favourite with keepers.
Ring Tailed Coati
Pronounced co-arty! Junior and her daughters Julio and Fonzo
Slender-Tailed Meerkat
Come and see this charismatic and busy family!
Capybara
Our family of 4 are the biggest rodents in the world!
Zebra
Forest is an extremely friendly Chapman’s stallion. Hugh is a Grant’s zebra, another subspecies of the plains zebra.
Parsley joined them recently and are loving being a bachelor group.
Parma Wallaby
Believed extinct for most of the 20th century, we have a dad and daughter pair here currently
Lesser Hedgehog Tenrec
A close relation of this tiny creature is the African elephant!
Fallow Deer
Very friendly Mr. Pickles shares his space with many other species in our Walk Through Enclosure
European Reindeer
Female Tula shed her antlers over Christmas 2018!
