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| Baby Giant Rabbits |
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!
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| Micro Pigs |
Mork and Mindy, our Micro pigs produced a litter of 4 babies in January 2009 and all are doing well.
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| Take
a tour around our Zoo
Park! |
We
are constantly adding new animals to the zoo.
Check back regularly to see our new inhabitants!
- Entrance
- Reptile House
- Fennec Foxes
- Crocodiles
- Porcupines
- Bat Eared Foxes
- Palm Civets
- Ring Tailed Lemurs
- Eagle Owls
- Monkey House
- Meerkats
- Prairie Dogs
- Racoons
- Wild Cats
- Otters
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- Skunks
- Duck Pond
- Ruffed Lemurs
- African Grey Parrots
- Mixed Bird Aviary
- Kookaburra
- Snowy Owls
- Brown Lemurs
- Pigmy Goats
- Parma Wallabies
- Guanacos
- Red Necked Wallabies
- Reindeer
- Micro Pigs
- Kune Kune Pigs
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| C. Tea
Room T. Toilets
X. First
Aid |
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| Download
a Detailed Map |
Would
you Like to download a more detailed map of the
Zoo? All you have to do is click the Green animal
food print below, to download the map. Why not
print of the map and bring it with you? *
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* Please note this may take serval minutes to
download, depending on internet speeds and also
requires Adobe Reader to view the map.
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| Bob
the baby goat |
Bob the African Pygmy Goat
was born in January 2009. After a difficult
birth and emergency veterinary assistance, his
mother and sister unfortunately died.
He then required to be hand reared and the zoo
watch dog Bonnie took over the role of looking
after him.
She cleaned him up and became his adopted mum.
Livingston Designer Outlet were so moved by
the story they offered to Sponsor and Adopt
Bob as their mascot. He is proving to be a very
popular character around the zoo and many schools
have requested Bob to be taken along for a visit
and he loves all the attention.
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