Meet Our Animals
The more than 200 animals that call ZooAmerica® home are native to five regions of the North American continent – from the dry deserts of the southwestern United States and Mexico to the expansive forests and tundra of Alaska and Canada. Learn more about these regions and the amazing diversity of North American wildlife and vegetation native to them below.
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Common Vampire Bat
This nocturnal, flying mammal feeds exclusively on the blood of other animals. To eat the blood, the vampire bat...
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American Marten
American martens are small and agile members of the weasel family. With their sharp and semi-retractable claws,...
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Arizona Mountain Kingsnake
The Arizona Mountain Kingsnake is usually found in the higher elevations of the mountains. This snake inhabits...
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American Alligator
American alligators are important members of their ecosystem, and are regarded as keystone species. Many animals...
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Gray Wolf
Gray wolves are social animals, living together in tightly organized packs. Packs are typically family groups, and...
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Black-footed Ferrets
What happened to endanger the Black-footed Ferret? Black-footed ferrets are one of the most endangered mammals in...
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