The Memphis Zoo African Veldt is home to african elephants, bongos, giraffes, grant's gazelle, ostrich, scimitar-horned oryx, southwestern white rhinos, and zebras.
Animals of the Night Located at the Memphis Zoo is one of the nation's few nocturnal exhibits, featuring bats, porcupines, aardvarks, and other day sleepers.
The Memphis Zoo indoor aquarium is home to both fresh and saltwater fish, as well as other sea wildlife.
The Memphis Zoo Cat Country exhibit is home to amur leopard, african lions, cheetah, cougar, snow leopard, red pandas, and tigers.
The Memphis Zoo Pelican Pool is home to 9 American white pelicans.
The Memphis Zoo China exhibit is home to francois langurs, giant pandas, golden pheasant, pere david's deer, sulawesi crested black macaques, and white-naped cranes.
Memphis Zoo's Dragon Liar is home to 3 Giant komodo dragons.
The Memphis Zoo Herpetarium or also known as the "Snake House", the herpetarium also houses alligators, lizards, and frogs.
The Northwest Passage at the Memphis Zoo has an underwater viewing building, a sea lion observation bubble, and also features polar bears and bald eagles.
Once Upon a Farm located at Memphis Zoo is an indoor and outdoor exhibit featuring farm animals such as horses, cows, donkeys, and prairie dogs.
The Memphis Zoo is home to 27 African black-footed penguins.
The Primate Canyon exhibit is home gorillas, orangutans, and monkeys.
The Memphis Zoo round barn exhibit is home to klipspringer, red river hog, and warthogs.
The Memphis Zoo Teton Trek features elk, grizzly bears, timber wolves, and trumpeter swans. The exhibit also features a lodge, a 20-ft waterfall, a 30-ft geyser, and a fishing pond for the Grizzlies.
The Memphis Zoo houses Budgies. Budgies, also known as parakeets, are native to Australia
The Memphis Zoo Tropical Bird House features toco toucan, plush crested jay, golden white eyed, red billed hornbill and many more bird species.
The newest exhibit at the Memphis Zoo is home to three hippos, Nile crocodiles, patas monkeys, okapi, and a tropical bird area. There are overheard and "underwater" observation areas and an African-themed central pavilion.
