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Abyssinian ground hornbill
African clawed frog
Aldabra tortoise
Allen's swamp monkey
Alligator Snapping Turtle
Alpaca
American alligator
American bison
Andean bear
Aquatic caecilian
Arapaima
Asian elephant
Asian small-clawed otter
Asian water dragon
Australian snake-necked turtle
Bald eagle
Banded leporinus
Banded rock rattlesnake
Barred tiger salamander
Beaver
Bennett's wallaby
Black howler monkey
Black pacu
Black-and-white ruffed lemur
Black-footed ferret
Black-tailed prairie dog
Bobcat
Brazilian rainbow boa
Brown pelican
Brush-tailed bettong
Burmese rock python
Caiman lizard
California sea lion
Channel catfish
Cheetah
Chicken
Chinese alligator
Chinese crocodile lizard
Clouded leopard
Common Opossum
Common raven
Corn snake
Coronated tree frog
Cow
Cuban crocodile
Dama gazelle
Damaraland mole rat
Degu
Dwarf mongoose
Eastern box turtle
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake
Eastern indigo snake
Eastern red-backed salamander
Eld's deer
This animal is only at
SCBI
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Electric eel
Emerald tree monitor
Emperor newt
Eyelash palm pitviper
False water cobra
Fennec fox
Fiji banded iguana
Fishing cat
Flagtail characin
Fly River turtle
Fowler's toad
Freshwater stingray
Gaboon viper
Geoffroy's marmoset
Gharial
Giant leaf-tailed gecko
This animal is not currently on exhibit.
Giant panda
Gila monster
Goat
Goeldi's monkey
Golden lion tamarin
Golden mantella frog
Golden-headed lion tamarin
Goliath bird-eating tarantula
Grand Cayman blue iguana
Gray seal
Gray wolf
Green anaconda
Green aracari
Green crested basilisk
Green salamander
Green tree python
Grevy's zebra
Guam kingfisher
This animal is only at
SCBI
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Guam rail
This animal is only at
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Harbor seal
Hellbender
Hooded crane
This animal is only at
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Japanese giant salamander
Japanese koi
King cobra
Komodo dragon
La Plata three-banded armadillo
Lance head rattlesnake
Land hermit crab
Larger Malay mouse-deer
Lemur tree frog
Lesser kudu
Lesser Madagascar hedgehog tenrec
Lion
Loggerhead shrike
This animal is only at
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Long-tailed chinchilla
Long-tailed salamander
Maned wolf
Mangrove snake
Matamata turtle
Meerkat
Meller's chameleon
Miniature donkey
Naked mole-rat
New Caledonian gecko
North American porcupine
North American river otter
North Island brown kiwi
This animal is only at
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Northern copperhead
Northern pine snake
Northern red salamander
Northern tree shrew
Norway rat
Orangutan
Oriental fire-bellied toad
Ossabaw Island hog
Painted river terrapin
Pale-headed saki monkey
Panamanian golden frog
Patagonian Mara
Persian Onager
This animal is only at
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Philippine crocodile
Plecostomus
Poison frogs
Prehensile-tailed porcupine
Prevost's squirrel
Przewalski's horse
Radiated tortoise
Red panda
Red River hog
Red siskin
This animal is only at
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Red-bellied piranha
Red-crested cardinal
Red-crowned crane
This animal is only at
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Red-footed tortoise
Red-fronted lemur
Red-ruffed lemur
Red-rumped agouti
Rhinoceros snake
Ring-tailed lemur
Rock hyrax
Roseate spoonbill
Ruppell's griffon vulture
Sand cat
Schmidt's red-tailed monkey
Scimitar-horned oryx
Screaming hairy armadillo
Siamang
Silver arowana
Sinaloan milksnake
Sitatunga
Sloth bear
Smooth-sided toad
Southern tamandua
Southern two-toed sloth
Spider tortoise
Striped skunk
Sunbittern
Tanagers
Taylor's cantil
Tentacled Snake
Tiger
Timor python
Titi monkey
Tokay gecko
Tomato frog
Twig catfish
Vietnamese mossy frog
Von der Decken's hornbill
Western lowland gorilla
White's tree frog
White-cheeked gibbon
White-naped crane
This animal is only at
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White-nosed coati
Yellow-spotted Amazon river turtle
