Zoo Atlanta

The African Savanna habitat at Zoo Atlanta offers visitors a glimpse into the vast grasslands of Africa. It is home to an array of iconic African species, including elephants, giraffes, zebras, and ostriches. The expansive exhibit provides a naturalistic environment with rolling landscapes, watering holes, and interactive elements that allow visitors to observe these majestic animals up close and learn about their behaviors and adaptations to the African plains.

The Amphibian and Reptile Experience at Zoo Atlanta is a captivating exhibit that showcases the incredible diversity of amphibians and reptiles from around the world. From colorful poison dart frogs and slithering snakes to intriguing lizards and turtles, this exhibit offers an immersive experience for visitors to explore the fascinating world of these cold-blooded creatures. Informative displays, interactive features, and knowledgeable staff provide valuable insights into the unique adaptations and importance of these often misunderstood animals.

The Arthur M. Blank Family Giant Panda Conservation Center at Zoo Atlanta is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to the conservation and study of giant pandas. The center provides an immersive experience where visitors can witness these adorable creatures in a naturalistic habitat designed to mimic their native bamboo forests in China. Through educational displays and interpretive presentations, visitors can learn about the conservation efforts aimed at protecting this endangered species and the collaborative work being done to ensure their survival.

The Ford African Rain Forest is a lush and vibrant habitat that replicates the dense rainforests of Africa. It is home to a diverse range of animal species, including primates like gorillas, colobus monkeys, and chimpanzees, as well as various bird species and small mammals. Visitors can explore the elevated walkways and observe these incredible creatures in a setting that closely resembles their natural environment. The exhibit also highlights the importance of rainforest conservation and the role these ecosystems play in maintaining biodiversity.

The Corridor to Change and Complex Carnivores exhibit at Zoo Atlanta offers visitors a unique opportunity to witness the majestic carnivores that roam our planet. From tigers and lions to cheetahs and bears, this exhibit showcases a variety of these awe-inspiring predators. Through informative displays and interactive elements, visitors can learn about the conservation challenges these species face in the wild and the efforts being made to protect and preserve their populations. It is a reminder of the vital role these carnivores play in maintaining ecological balance.

The Asian Forest exhibit at Zoo Atlanta takes visitors on a journey through the diverse habitats of Asia. It features a range of animal species, including red pandas, tigers, orangutans, and various bird species. The exhibit provides a blend of naturalistic landscapes, lush vegetation, and water features that create an immersive experience for visitors. Through educational displays and interpretive signage, visitors can learn about the unique characteristics and conservation challenges faced by Asian wildlife, and the importance of preserving their habitats.

The Orkin Children's Zoo at Zoo Atlanta is a dedicated area designed to engage and educate young visitors. It offers interactive and hands-on experiences that allow children to explore the natural world and learn about animals. From petting zoos to interactive exhibits, children can interact with a variety of domestic and exotic animals, such as goats, sheep, tortoises, and birds. The Orkin Children's Zoo aims to foster a love for animals and nature in children and promote environmental stewardship from an early age.

The Aviaries at Zoo Atlanta provide a haven for a diverse range of bird species. These enclosed habitats feature various aviary designs that cater to the needs of different bird species, including

small songbirds, colorful parrots, majestic raptors, and unique waterfowl. Visitors can stroll through the aviaries and observe the birds in flight or perched on branches and ledges. The habitats are designed to mimic natural environments, with trees, plants, and water elements that create a comfortable and stimulating atmosphere for the birds. Informational signage educates visitors about the different bird species, their behaviors, and their conservation status.