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Fort Worth Zoo and its collection
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As of the beginning of 2021, the Fort Worth Zoo is home to a diverse range of approximately 7,000 animals. These animals represent over 540 different species, including 72 mammal species, 148 bird species, and 172 ectotherm species. This diversity offers visitors a unique opportunity to learn about and appreciate the world's wildlife.
Main Sections of the Fort Worth Zoo
The Fort Worth Zoo is divided into several main sections, each showcasing different animal species and habitats. These include the World of Primates, Raptor Canyon, Cheetahs, African Savanna, Elephant Springs, Flamingo Bay, Penguins, Parrot Paradise, Meerkat Mounds, Australian Outback/Great Barrier Reef, and Texas Wild!. Each of these sections offers a unique experience and a chance to learn about different animal species and their natural habitats.
The Museum of Living Art (MOLA)
In 2010, the Fort Worth Zoo opened a herpetarium, known as The Museum of Living Art (MOLA), as a replacement for a reptile house from the 1960s. This architecturally and art historically attractive building covers a total area of 2,800 m² and houses more than 5,000 amphibians and reptiles. Visitors can explore this vast collection and learn about the fascinating world of amphibians and reptiles.
Nature & Natural History Animals Zoo