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Come see our youngest new additions: our baby Giant Rabbits

When we say giant, we really mean it. This breed of rabbit grows to weigh at least 10 lbs. These rabbits are sometimes entered into rabbit shows, kinda like the dog shows we are all familiar with.

A typical Giant rabbit in these competitions weighs in at around 13 1/2 pounds. Winners usually weigh 15 pounds!

Come see our new babies before they are too big to hold.
   Take a tour around our Zoo Park!
We are constantly adding new animals to the zoo. Check back regularly to see our new inhabitants!

  1. Reptile House
  2. Crocodile House
  3. Lemurs
  4. Monkey House
  5. Owls
  6. Pygmy Goats
  7. Porcupines
  8. Toggenburg Goats
  9. Striped Skunk
  10. Palm Civit
  11. Donkeys
  12. Guanaco
  13. Meerkats
  14. Red Squirrel
  15. Prarie Dogs
  1. Otters
  2. Red Rosed Wallaby
  3. Reindeer
  4. Golden Eagle
  5. Cafe
  6. Awaiting a new, exciting animal!
  7. British Wild Birds
  8. Ruffed Lemurs
  9. Snowy Owl
  10. African Grey Parrot
  11. Kookaburra
  12. Love Birds
  13. Barn Owl
  14. Woodland Walk
 
   Wildlife you'd never see in your own backyard
Ever seen a Kinkajou?

 The Kinkajou is a nocturnal rainforest mammal related to the raccoon and the panda that lives in Central and South America.

Kinkajous do not like to be awake during the day, and dislike noise or sudden movements. If they are agitated too much, they may emit a scream and attack, usually clawing their victim and biting deeply.

Their bites are particularly dangerous as their saliva contains a very dangerous bacteria. Bites from a Kinkajou must be treated by a Doctor very quickly. Strangely, these animals are sometime kept as pets. Paris Hilton has a pet Kinkajou named 'Babyluv'.

Come see our Kinkajous in the nocturnal area near the reptile house.
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