• Black rhinoceros
    En peligro crítico Mamíferos • África

    Black rhinoceros

    SF Zoo has housed black rhinos for generations. From 1974 to 2017, a female named Elly was the most prolific black rhino in North American zoos. She gave birth to 14 calves, and her progeny continue to contribute to the black rhino population worldwide.

  • Slender-tailed meerkat
    Preocupación menor Mamíferos • África

    Slender-tailed meerkat

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

  • Mandrill
    Vulnerable Mamíferos • África

    Mandrill

    As the world's largest monkey species, these Old World primates are known for their bright blue and red facial markings and rear ends.

  • Red ruffed lemur
    En peligro crítico Mamíferos • África

    Red ruffed lemur

    The critically endangered red ruffed lemurs is one of the largest living lemurs and the world's largest pollinator.

  • Crowned lemur
    En peligro de extinción Mamíferos • África

    Lémur coronado

    Los lemures machos y hembras tienen colores distintos y reciben su nombre por la zona de pelo naranja en forma de corona que tienen en la cabeza.

  • Blue-eyed black lemur
    En peligro crítico Mamíferos • África

    Lémur negro de ojos azules

    Conocidos por sus ojos azules vivos, los machos y las hembras también presentan diferencias sexuales.

  • Black-and-white ruffed lemur
    En peligro crítico Mamíferos • África

    Lémur de pelo negro y blanco

    As one of the largest lemurs, they are also the world's largest pollinator and the second loudest primate on earth.