The Majestic King
In the heart of the savanna enclosure, the roar of Aslan, the lion, echoes through the zoo. Aslan is the leader of his pride, a majestic male with a golden mane that seems to glow in the sunlight.
The Gentle Giant
Meet Maya, the zoo’s beloved elephant, who has captured the hearts of visitors with her intelligence and gentle nature.
The Fierce Beauty
In the lush forest enclosure, Raja, a Bengal tiger, prowls gracefully, his orange coat and dark stripes blending seamlessly with the foliage.
Tales from the Zoo
FAQ’s
Zoo Stories of Hope and Survival
In the heart of the zoo’s expansive forest habitat resides Rajah, a magnificent Bengal tiger whose presence commands respect and awe. With his rich orange coat and bold black stripes, Rajah is a symbol of power and grace. He was rescued as a cub from an area affected by poaching and brought to the zoo to ensure his safety and well-being.
High in a rocky enclosure designed to resemble the Himalayas lives Laila, a snow leopard with an ethereal beauty. Her thick, silvery-gray fur dotted with dark rosettes provides perfect camouflage, earning her the nickname “Ghost of the Mountains.” Laila’s journey to the zoo began when she was found injured in the wild, likely the result of a territorial dispute.
Kaya, an African leopard, is the embodiment of elegance and strength. Her golden coat, adorned with intricate black rosettes, shimmers in the sunlight as she lounges on her favorite tree branch. Kaya’s journey to the zoo began as part of a program to rescue animals from illegal wildlife trade.
In a quiet, wooded corner of the zoo resides Bao, a tufted deer with a small, furry "tuft" on his forehead and delicate fangs that peek out like miniature tusks. Despite his vampire-like appearance, Bao is shy and gentle, often seen nibbling on leafy greens or resting under the shade of a tree.
Meet Ziva, the graceful blackbuck antelope with spiraling horns that look like they were crafted by an artist. Ziva is known for her agility, often seen sprinting across her enclosure with incredible speed and grace. Blackbucks are one of the fastest land animals, and Ziva proudly showcases her natural talents to visitors.
Tico, a Goeldi’s marmoset, is one of the zoo’s smallest and most energetic residents. Weighing just a few hundred grams, he’s a bundle of energy, leaping from branch to branch with incredible speed. Tico’s glossy black coat and expressive eyes make him a favorite among children, who often gather around his enclosure to watch his acrobatics.
Asha, a Malayan tiger, is a rare sight and a powerful presence. Smaller than her Bengal and Siberian relatives, Asha is no less impressive. Her deep orange coat and black stripes are mesmerizing, and her piercing eyes seem to see into your soul.
Diego, the jaguar, is a creature of both beauty and mystery. With his muscular build and stunning rosette-patterned coat, Diego embodies the wild spirit of the rainforests of South America. Jaguars are known for their strength, and Diego often demonstrates this by dragging large logs or toys around his enclosure with ease.
Boris, the proboscis monkey, is a peculiar and endearing resident of the zoo. Known for his large, bulbous nose and reddish-brown coat, Boris quickly became a visitor favorite. His playful personality shines through as he swings from branches or lounges near the water, his long tail hanging gracefully.
