Animals A-Z
Browse the full collection of animals at the San Francisco Zoo & Gardens. Filter by animal group, region, or conservation status to find the species you’re looking for.
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One of the most iconic animals on Earth, the African lion is a symbol of strength, social intelligence, and wild Africa.

As one of the largest and longest-lived land tortoises in the world, some are known to have lived up to 170 years!

They are highly distinctive for having dark facial skin as most large macaws have light-colored facial skin. Unlike other macaws, they are quiet and shy.

The apex predator on the island of Madagascar, they are not cats, but are related to the mongoose.

As the largest of the four living species of true anteaters, an adult measures about 6-8 feet from snout to tail.

These bright yellow parrots are the sole species in their own distinct scientific genus.

The armor-like appearance of this rhino species features thick folds of skin with raised bumps that resemble metal rivets on a tank.

The world’s largest flying parrot has cobalt-blue feathers and yellow lined eyes. They have the mightiest absolute beak force of any flying bird.

Phascolarctos cinereus