Detroit Zoo Animals and Habitats

Ready to go wild? Come see the animals and their habitats at the Detroit Zoo.

	Arctic Ring of Life The Arctic Ring of Life is North America’s largest polar bear exhibit, which also houses arctic foxes and seals		African Grasslands Providing an environment for learning about the diverse, adaptable species of the vast African Savannah

	African Forest The African Forest is home to several species of African natives, including the Great Apes of Harambee		Asian Forest The Asian Forest is home to red pandas and Amur tigers.

	American Grasslands The Great American Grasslands		Australian Outback Instead of looking through glass or over a barrier, guests can get face to face with our red kangaroos and wallabies

	Holden Museum Visitors can learn about the 85 different species of reptiles through up-close views of the approximately 250 individual animals in the Holden Museum of Living Reptiles. Photo courtesy of Alexandra Mansoor., Facebook Fan		Mardigan Otter Habitat The Edward Mardigian, Sr. River Otter Habitat provides a naturalistic environment for our river otters. Photo courtesy of Holly Green, Facebook Fan

	National Amphibian Conservation Center Amphibiville is a village dedicated to and inhabited by amphibians from around the world		Penguinarium This favorite stop is home to three penguin species: rockhopper, macaroni and king

	Wildlife Interpretive Gallery Designed by the architect William H. Creaser, the Gallery features large Pewabic tile peacocks at the entrance and exit.