Mammals
Some of the most recogizable species on the planet are mammals. At the Zoo, find primates to hoofstock, carnivores to pachyderms, to rodents and more.
Some of the most recogizable species on the planet are mammals. At the Zoo, find primates to hoofstock, carnivores to pachyderms, to rodents and more.
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With such long necks, they have just seven vertebrae, just like humans and most other mammals.


Standing upright, meerkats can easily spot predators from atop a termite mound, using alarm calls to let their mob know of a threat.

In their rugged, mountainous habitat, snow leopards blend in with their surroundings, earning them the nickname, “ghosts of the mountains.”

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

This critically endangered Great ape is the smallest, most widespread and most arboreal of all gorilla subspecies.

The Eurasian wolverine is an incredibly strong and fearless carnivore and are largest land-dwelling member of the weasel family