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The Animals at our zoo

We are proud to home an eclectic range of mammals, amphibians, birds, reptiles and invertebrates. Let us introduce you to them – browse to find out more.

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Abdim’s stork

Fire chaser

Abyssinian ground hornbill

Savannah's noble sentinel

African civet

Nighttime sniffer

African spurred tortoise

Armoured African wonder

African wild dog

Striped pack hunter

Alpaca

Andean fluffballs

Armadillo Girdled Lizard

The Rolling Fortress

Azara’s agouti

Forest foragers

Bali myna

Bali beauties

Bat-eared fox

Dish-eared detective

Binturong

Popcorn-scented tree ninja

Black howler monkey

Loud forest vocalist

Black lemur

Forest wanderer

Black leopard

The Exmoor Beast

Black swan

Ebony elegance

Black-and-white ruffed lemur

Forest acrobats

Black-cheeked lovebird

Chirpy charmers

Black-crowned night heron

Twilight stalker

Black-headed ibis

Elegant forager

Black-headed weaver

Fancy builder

Black-winged red bishop

Scarlet showman

Blue-crowned laughingthrush

Mountain jester

Blue-fronted amazon

Forest chatterbox

Blue-throated conure

Jungle gem

Blue-throated macaw

Sky-blue wonder

Blue-winged kookaburra

Chuckling hunter

Boa constrictor

Jungle hugger

Boat-billed heron

Night-time navigator

Brazilian guinea pig

Grassland gourmand

Brazilian salmon tarantula

Amazonian giant

Budgerigar

Chatty bird

Buff-cheeked gibbon

Treetop maestro

Bush dog

Forest furballs

Capybara

Water gardeners

Caracal

Ear-tufted feline prowler

Cheetah

Spotted sprinter

Chestnut backed thrush

Forest Floor Flyer

Chilean rose tarantula

Rosey fanged beauty

Chinese crocodile lizard

Scaly sneaker

Clouded leopard

The forest's spotted phantom

Common barn owl

Ghost glider

Common eider

Feathered diver

Common gartersnake

Slithery swimmer

Common peafowl

Feathered flair

Common slider turtle

Basking gem

Coppery titi monkey

Jumping jungle buddy

Cougar

Stealthy stalkers

Crested wood partridge

Forest whistler

Cuban amazon

Caribbean chatterbox

Cuvier’s dwarf caiman

Snappy stealh sunbathers

Demoiselle crane

Dancing nomad

We cannot believe that fate has been so cruel to such a lovely, lively well behaved group of children from Minehead Middle school on their way home with their coach.

All our thoughts, blessings and prayers go out to everybody involved, we cannot comprehend what the children, their families, teachers and emergency crews are all going through now.

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