Milwaukee County Zoological Gardens

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Milwaukee County Zoo
Entrance sign for the zoo
Entrance sign for the zoo
Date opened 1882
Location Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Land area 200 acres (0.8 km²)
Coordinates 43°1′57.5724″N, 88°2′14.6436″W
# of Animals 2500 [1]
# of Species 300 [1]
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The Milwaukee County Zoological Gardens is a zoo in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. The zoo houses 2,500 animals and covers an area of 200 acres (800,000 m²). The zoo is noted for first birth of polar bears and siamangs in captivity. The zoo is also home to the largest group of bonobos in one location outside their native Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is also home to two of the National Zoo's World Famous cheetahs.

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[edit] Buildings and exhibits

[edit] Family Farm

Goats, cows, horses, etc.

[edit] Cats

Amur Tiger African Lion Cheetah Jaguar Spotted Hyena Snow Leopard

[edit] Primates


There are two areas dedicated to primates: Apes of Africa and Primates of the World.

[edit] Aviary

Pheasants & aviary proper

[edit] Australia

[edit] Others

[edit] External links

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