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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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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.

This long-lived giant parrot are known for their incredibly loud screeches, helping them communicate across dense forest canopies.

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.

Considered extinct in the wild, the survival of this critically endangered frog is dependent on zoos and conservation organizations.

Known for their red, orange and yellow scales on their legs and head, they camouflage well in their forest habitat.

Slow-moving, deliberate, and nocturnal, these sloths live most of their lives in tropical forest canopies.

Known for their large, colorful bills and playful behavior, this is the largest of the toucan species.

Males of this long-lived tortoise species in the Galapagos Islands can weigh up to 700 lbs.,