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Birds
Discover animals of the park
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North-western wolf
New in 2019! Our north-western wolves are moving! Discover them from April 13, 2019 in The Forest of Wolves, come watch them from the panoramic bridge and let...see file -
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Sea Lion show
In Europe's most amazing aquatic complex, the Patagonian sea lions once again demonstrate their innate sense of fun and taste for games. Show lasts around...see file -
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Birds in flight show
Impressively intelligent and powerful, various rare species of birds wheel about above the spectators in total freedom. Show lasts around 30 minutes 2...see file -
Show
Parrot Show
These birds are mischievous, intelligent and love contact with people. You'll really fall for their splendid, multi-coloured plumage. Show lasts around 30...see file -
Afternoon feed
Educational Presentation
When it is time for animals to have their feeds, carers give their residents one of their daily meals. This means the animals get close to park visitors, who can...see file -
Feeding
Feeding the animals
Staff feed the animals several times each day. You can watch the Red Pandas, North-western Wolves, Hippopotamuses and African Wild Dogs feeding. Red...see file -
Alligators Park
Alligators Park Discover the Alligators, wild and frightening animals straight out of prehistoric times. Immerse yourself in the heart of the...see file -
Asian elephant
There are 2 species of elephant, one from Asia and one from Africa. The Asian elephant is smaller as it lives in forests and tree savannas, while its African relative...see file -
Chimpanzee
There are three sub-species of chimpanzee, which can be told apart by the colour of their coat, body size and habitat. Chimpanzees form communities (20 to 80 individuals)...see file -
Hippopotamus
The hippopotamus spends most of its time in water, as its skin loses moisture too easily in the dry air. It emerges from the water at nightfall to feed on the grassy...see file -
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African penguin
The African penguin, like all penguins, is a seabird characterised by its adaptability to the aquatic environment. It is an excellent swimmer and the fastest of...see file -
African wild dog
African wild dogs live in packs of up to 30 individuals. Each pack has a clear hierarchy, with one dominant male and one dominant female. Most males remain with...see file -
Ankole Watusi
The Ankole-Watusi is a domestic animal, the result of cross-breeding between the zebu and a long-horned cattle breed of ancient Egypt. It is used to accompany nomads...see file -
Asiatic lion
The Asiatic lion differs slightly from its African relative. Its head is less bulky and its mane less dense, especially on the top of its head. When it hunts, it...see file -
Bahama pintail
The Bahama pintail is a species of dabbling duck. Unlike many other ducks, it displays no sexual dimorphism. It is mainly brown in colour, with white cheeks. Half...see file -
Bennett's wallaby
Bennett’s wallabies are similar to kangaroos, which are usually larger in size. The particular feature of these animals is their hind legs, perfect for jumping,...see file -
Blue and yellow macaw
The parrots from the ara genus are the largest of all bird species in this order. Their exceptional abilities and beautiful colours also make them one of the finest...see file -
Blue peafowl
The blue peafowl is renowned for the tail fan produced by males to seduce females. The male displays bright blue and green colours, while the female is dull in colour,...see file -
Brown bear
The brown bear is a highly skilful animal whose ponderous gait disguises remarkable agility (maximum speed of 50 km/h). Its dense fur covers a thick layer of fat....see file -
Bush dog
The bush dog has a reddish coat and a relatively short brown tail. It has a square head with small ears and short legs. The digits on its paws are connected by a...see file -
Capybara
Capybaras are semiaquatic animals and spend some of their time on land. They have partially webbed feet and particularly like bodies of water and marshes. To remain...see file -
Cattle egret
The cattle egret is a wader that has breeding plumage and winter plumage. During the breeding period, it displays orange-buff feathers on its head, back and breast....see file -
Children's Farm
The Children's Farm is an educational venue in which people of all ages can meet or re-meet the farm animals : goats, sheep, rabbits, pigs, chickens and pigeons....see file -
Crested caracara
The crested caracara is the largest and most widespread of the large group of land falcons known as caracaras. There are 8 different species. They are genetically...see file -
Demoiselle crane
The demoiselle crane is the smallest of all crane species. Its plumage is a pearl grey in colour, with black markings on its head, throat, breast and long foreneck....see file -
Eurasian eagle owl
This owl is classified among the super predators, which means it has no direct competitor and can also attack other raptors, including the peregrine falcon. It is...see file -
Eurasian lynx
The Eurasian lynx is a solitary animal that hunts by getting as close to its prey as possible without being detected. It uses the vegetation or any other feature...see file -
Gelada
Adult males, in contrast to females, are easy to recognise by the “cape” of long hair along their back, the red hourglass-shaped patch on their chest...see file -
Giraffe
The giraffe’s most highly developed sense is its sight. It can spot a man from 2 km away. Some people believe it can distinguish between different colours:...see file -
Golden-bellied capuchin
Golden-bellied capuchins live in groups of between 8 and 35 individuals based on a hierarchy, whereby the dominant male defends the group. The unity of the group...see file -
Guira cuckoo
Small in size, the guira cuckoo can be recognised by its long black tail with a white tip, and especially by the faintly orange crest on its head. It is a sociable...see file -
Hamadryas baboon
Hamadryas baboons live in groups averaging around 50 individuals. The tribe is dominated by a few large adult males who constantly remain close to the females. The...see file -
Harbour seal
Seals, in contrast to sea lions, have short snouts and v-shaped nostrils. They have very short front flippers with claws at the end, while their rear flippers are...see file -
Inca tern
A member of the larosterna genus, the Inca tern is among the most colourful and elegant of sea birds. The adult is slate grey in colour, with long white-tipped wings,...see file -
Lar gibbon
In the treetops, the lar gibbon swings from branch to branch or runs upright, rarely descending to the ground. Their method of locomotion is known as “brachiation”....see file -
Mandrill
The mandrill stands out due to its striking colours. The red and blue hues that symmetrically adorn its front and rump also constitute secondary sexual features...see file -
Mara
Maras usually live in mating pairs in small groups of 8 to 10 individuals, made up of adults and the offspring born during the year. These small groups sometimes...see file -
Meerkat
Meerkats, known as the “sentries of the desert”, live in colonies of up to 30 individuals. The group includes several males and females, as well as their...see file -
Nyala
Male nyalas are tall animals with large ears, long horns and a ruffled coat. Juveniles and females are reddish-brown in colour and have no horns. They have well-developed...see file -
Oriental small-clawed otter
The oriental small-clawed otter is an aquatic mammal covered in thick waterproof fur. Most otters swim at the surface of the water with their head in the air and...see file -
Ostrich
The ostrich is the world’s largest living bird although it is flightless. However, it is tireless when it comes to walking and very good at running, reaching...see file -
Potamochoerus
This sociable animal lives in groups of between 6 and 20 individuals. It is primarily nocturnal and rests during the day in the mud. The male defends its harem,...see file -
Red panda
The red panda is a small mammal from Asia. It is resilient and is not afraid of the cold. Its semi-retractile claws enable it to climb trees. Its Chinese name translates...see file -
Rhea
Rheas are often compared to ostriches as they are unable to fly. Although they belong to the same family (ratites, or running birds), rheas have three toes on their...see file -
Ring-tailed lemur
The ring-tailed lemur is a social animal that lives in groups of between 12 and 24 individuals. These groups are based on a matriarchal hierarchy. The core of the...see file -
Scarlet ibis
Known locally as the “corocoro roja”, the scarlet ibis is a sociable bird and lives in colonies that can contain several thousand individuals. It has...see file -
Snow Leopard
The snow leopard’s coat can vary from a light to a smoky grey and sometimes even a creamy yellow. Distribution Snow leopards are found across...see file -
Snowy owl
Although the distinction between the male and female specimens of most raptors is not obvious at first glance (their size usually tells them apart), this is not...see file -
South American sea lion
The South American sea lion has the most feline features of all sea lions, with striking sexual dimorphism (males can be three times bigger than females). The adult...see file -
Squirrel monkey
Squirrel monkeys live in groups of up to 300 individuals (with multiple males and females). At dusk they gather on a tree to sleep, huddling close to one another...see file -
Sulphur-crested cockatoo
The sulphur-crested cockatoo is a large white parrot with a magnificent yellow crest on its head. The cockatoo keeps its crest folded back over the tip of its head...see file -
Sumatran tiger
It is impossible to confuse the tiger with any other cat: it is the largest of all and the only one covered in stripes. Its coat mimics the shadows and light of...see file -
Tapir
Tapirs (4 toes on their front hooves, 3 on the rear) are related to the equidae (horses, donkeys and zebras) and rhinoceros families. Together, these three families...see file -
White stork
White and black in colour, with a large red bill, the white stork is the best-known member of the larger stork family. This symbol of birth is faithful and generally...see file