WARTHOGS

Meet the Keepers

Did you know the warthog is a wild African pig that lives in the savannah? And that it has two large tusks, with the lower ones smaller but much sharper? Come and learn more about these animals and ask the keepers anything you're curious about!

Knowing the sea lions

Encounters with keepers

Accompanied by our keepers, you will discover how sea lions interact and how we ensure their welfare at all times. Plus you will arrive just at their lunch time! What do you think they eat? Let’s see it together!

The red panda

Encounters with keepers

The red panda is a small, arboreal, and solitary mammal, known for its reddish fur and ringed tail. In the talk, we will explore how it adapts to the bamboo forests of the Himalayas and what challenges it faces for its conservation. Come discover this and much more with us.

Storytelling Route

We invite you to enjoy a fun and educational experience for the whole family. A route through the Zoo where, through storytelling, we will discover the animals, their stories, and how we work to care for them and protect their species, fostering love and respect for nature.

DRILLS

Meet the Keepers

Did you know the warthog is a wild African pig that lives in the savannah? And that it has two large tusks, with the lower ones smaller but much sharper? Come and learn more about these animals and ask the keepers anything you're curious about!

Invertebrates lab

Encounters with keepers

Come discover the world of invertebrates with our keepers and how these animals sometimes invisible to the eyes hide curiosities which are essential.

Invertebrates lab

Encounters with keepers

Come discover the world of invertebrates with our keepers and how these animals sometimes invisible to the eyes hide curiosities which are essential.

Invertebrates lab

Encounters with keepers

Come discover the world of invertebrates with our keepers and how these animals sometimes invisible to the eyes hide curiosities which are essential.

PENGUINS

Meet the keepers

Did you know penguins are marine birds that cannot fly but are excellent swimmers? Come and learn more about these animals and ask the keepers anything you want.

The giant tortoise

Encounters with keepers

The giant tortoise is one of the more long-lived animals of the world. They can live more than 100 years! Come discover more things about these reptiles and how the Zoo Works for their welfare and conservation.

The storks

Encounters with keepers

Did you know that storks are migratory birds? Have you ever wondered what role they play in ecosystems? Come learn about their biology and the conservation projects that help protect this emblematic species, together with their keepers.

White-collared mangabey

Want to know how we protect them?

The Zoo educators will show you the new home for these African primates critically endangered in the wild.

Giraffes

Encounters with keepers

Did you know that every giraffe has a unique spot pattern, just like our fingerprints? Have you ever wondered why they have such long necks or how they manage to survive in the savannah? Come and discover this and much more with the help of our educators.