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London Zoo offers visitors with mobility challenges the opportunity to explore the zoo’s vast grounds and see its incredible animal inhabitants with the help of mobility scooter rentals. Whether you’re a seasoned zoo enthusiast or planning your first visit, this guide will provide you with all the essential information you need to make the most … Read more
The London Zoo does not currently have any rhinos, but nearby Whipsnade Zoo has a successful breeding program for southern white rhinos, a critically endangered species. The most recent calf, born in March 2024, was the result of a 16-month pregnancy for mother Jaseera and father Sizzle. Southern white rhinos are classified as “near threatened” … Read more
London Zoo is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the world. One important aspect of planning your visit is understanding the zoo’s bag policy. This blog post will provide you with all the details you need to know about the London Zoo bag policy, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience during your … Read more
London Zoo, located in Regent’s Park, is home to a remarkable rainforest exhibit called Rainforest Life. This immersive experience allows visitors to come face-to-face with a diverse array of fascinating rainforest species, including monkeys, sloths, and tamanduas, all within a tropical climate. Rainforest Life Exhibit Details Rainforest Life is an indoor exhibit that spans across … Read more
The London Zoo is home to a captivating flock of Greater Flamingos, known for their striking pink feathers, long legs, and elegant movements. As a zoo touring enthusiast, this guide will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the London Zoo flamingos, including their habitat, cost, timings, rates, and other essential details. Species Overview The … Read more
The London Zoo is home to two Asiatic lions, Bhanu and Arya, and their three cubs, born in Spring 2024. These cubs are a significant addition to the conservation breeding program, which aims to maintain a healthy population of the critically endangered species. Asiatic lions only survive in the Gir Forest in Gujarat, India, with … Read more
London Zoo is home to the Sumatran tigers, the rarest subspecies of tiger, classified as Critically Endangered, with only 400 individuals left in the wild. These majestic creatures are known for their deep orange coats with broad black stripes, the darkest coats of all tiger subspecies, and long whiskers. Species Overview Sumatran tigers are the … Read more
The London Zoo Fellowship is a remarkable opportunity for individuals passionate about zoology, biology, and wildlife conservation to gain unlimited access to the renowned London and Whipsnade Zoos, while also supporting the vital work of the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) in protecting global ecosystems and endangered species. What is the London Zoo Fellowship? The … Read more
The London Zoo Gift Shop is a must-visit destination for any zoo touring enthusiast, offering a wide range of sustainably sourced products, souvenirs, and gifts that cater to all budgets and interests. Located within Barclay Court, before the Exit to the Zoo, the gift shop is open daily from 10am until Zoo closing time, providing … Read more
Monkey Valley is a new exhibit at ZSL London Zoo, home to Eastern black-and-white colobus monkeys. The exhibit is located in the iconic Snowdon Aviary, originally built for birds in the 1960s, but now transformed to meet the needs of these tree-top dwelling monkeys. Exhibit Details Monkey Valley features a range of monkey upgrades, including … Read more