African LionAfrican Lion males can reach over 8’ (2.5 metres) long, and a large male may weigh up to 550 pounds (200 kilos)...
Bactrian CamelThe temperature extremes of its natural habitat mean that the Camel is able to withstand very hot days...
Brazilian TapirThe Brazilian or Lowland Tapir is nearly always found close to water and is a good swimmer...
Cameroon SheepThe Cameroon Sheep is a dwarf species.
ChimpanzeeChimpanzees prefer woodland and mixed savannah with fruit-bearing trees. They are sociable animals that live in groups...
Eurasian LynxEurasian Lynxes are very fast, but only for short distances, and instead prefer to attack their prey from close range...
GiraffeThe Giraffe is the tallest mammal in the world; they can grow up to 19’ (5.7m) and can weigh up to 190 stones!
GuanacoThe Guanaco is a close relative of the llama and the alpaca, and a distant relative of the camel.
Hamadryas BaboonThe Baboon is the largest monkey...
HippopotamusHippopotamus literally translated means River Horse. They come from the swamps, lakes and rivers of Africa...
Kafue LechweThe Kafue Lechwe can only be found naturally in an open savannah wetland area in Zambia, called the Kafue Flats.
KangaroosThe Western Grey is one of the largest and most common species of Kangaroo. Males can reach over 7’ 5”...
LemursThe name Lemur is an old Latin name for ghosts or spirits and refers to their wide staring eyes...
MangabeyThe white crowned mangabey spends its day foraging for food in the dense forest undergrowth...
MeerkatsThe Meerkat is a member of the Mongoose family. Meerkat society is one of the most advanced in nature...
Rodrigues Fruit BatBats are the only mammals that fly...
Siberian TigerThis is the largest cat in the world. There are thought to be only 430 tigers living in the wild, numbers are slowly growing...