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ossabaw hog

Ossabaw Island hog
Scientific Name: Sus scrofa scrofa ossabaw island
This animal is not currently on exhibit.
A side profile of a female ostrich walking on a green grass lawn. There are trees and a tall green bush behind the animal.

Ostrich
Scientific Name: Struthio camelus
Africa Trail
Side profile of a male ovenbird, a small songbird with a brown back and a white chest with dark brown streaks, sits perched on a branch.

Ovenbird
Scientific Name: Seiurus aurocapilla
Bird House
terrapin with red forehead held by keeper

Painted river terrapin
Scientific Name: Batagur borneoensis
Reptile Discovery Center
Black body and central face with enormous white patches on the face. The fingers are long and fine

Pale-headed saki monkey
Scientific Name: Pithecia pithecia
This animal is not currently on exhibit.
A Pallas' cat with long fur, a flat face, and a stocky body runs across a tree branch

Pallas' cat
Scientific Name: Otocolobus manul
Claws & Paws Pathway
Forward profile of a male palm warbler, a small songbird with brown wings and a pale yellow belly with brown streaks, perches on a tree branch.

Palm warbler
Scientific Name: Setophaga palmarum
Bird House
golden frog white background

Panamanian golden frog
Scientific Name: Atelopus zeteki
Amazonia Reptile Discovery Center
Patagonian mara

Patagonian mara
Scientific Name: Dolichotis patagonum
Great Cats
A Perdido Key beach mouse, a small rodent with light-colored fur, large black eyes, large ears and whiskers, climbs over a small rock

Perdido Key Beach Mouse
Scientific Name: Peromyscus polionotus trissyllepsis
This animal is not currently on exhibit.
An adult and juvenile Persian onager standing in the grass

Persian onager
Scientific Name: Equus hemionus onager
This animal is not currently on exhibit.
Crocodile with grayish-green upperparts and dark bars. Underparts are a snowy white. Numerous teeth are visible.

Philippine crocodile
Scientific Name: Crocodylus novaeguineae mindorensis
This animal is not currently on exhibit.