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Jack the Lizard visited Bronx Zoo.


This is the big zoo that you can come in about 25 minutes from the mid town of New York City by subway.



Nyala, Bronx Zoo Nyala Asia Gate, Bronx Zoo Asia Gate of Bronx Zoo

To come to the gate, get off the subway at East Tremont Ave/West Farms Square station on New York Sabuway No.2 or No.5. The Zoo signs are posted from the staton to the zoo gate. It is aroud 8 minutes walk.

 Asian Elephant, Bronx Zoo Asian Elephant




Congo Gorilla Forest, Bronx Zoo Congo Gorilla Forest Entrance Rainforest, Bronx Zoo The rainforest of Congo Okapi, Bronx Zoo Wow, that's Okapi. But she is behind bush. Okapi, Bronx Zoo Shush! She is looking at us.


Wolf's Monkey, Bronx Zoo Wolf's Monkey Wolf's Monkey, Bronx Zoo The Wolf's Monkey lives high in the treetops in the rainforest in Congo. Rainforest, Bronx Zoo Rainforest of Congo Red River Hog, Bronx Zoo Red River Hog Red River Hog, Bronx The red river hog lives in the rainforest of Congo. "Here they come!" "Oh, they are gone!" We want to take a great photo.


Bronx Zoo is leading the conservation program of the western lowland gorilla in North America.
Western lowland gorilla, Bronx Zoo Western lowland gorilla, Bronx Zoo Western lowland gorilla, Bronx Zoo Western lowland gorilla, Bronx Zoo
Western lowland gorilla, Bronx Zoo Western lowland gorilla, Bronx Zoo Western lowland gorilla, Bronx Zoo Western lowland gorilla, Bronx Zoo




Giraffes
Giraffe, Bronx Zoo


Giraffe, Bronx Zoo Giraffe, Bronx Zoo Giraffe, Bronx Zoo Little Margaret was born on Feb 17, 2009.



Bronx Zoo has a lot of different kinds of endangered species after the habitat lost and overhunting.


Bronx Zoo Bronx Zoo Bronx Zoo

Bronx Zoo is very big. You may need the zoo map to make sure where you are in the zoo.



Madagascar Pavilion
Madagascar Pavilion keeps the temperature and humidity of Madagascar for the animals. It maybe too warm for you, but look! So many lovely animals here!
Madagascar, Bronx Zoo Ring-tailed Mongoose, Bronx Zoo Ring-tailed Mongoose Ring-tailed Mongoose, Bronx Zoo Radiated tortoise, Bronx Zoo Radiated tortoise
Coquerel's Sifaka, Bronx Zoo Coquerel's Sifaka Coquerel's Sifaka, Bronx Zoo The sifaka uses a long, deep call for communication over long distances with other troop members. Ring-tailed lemur, Bronx Zoo Ring-tailed lemur Raing-tailed lemur, Bronx Zoo The field has the Baobab tree and Octopus tree. It's just like real Madagascar forest.




Grizzly bear, Bronx Zoo Grizzly bear Grizzly bear, Bronx Zoo It is common to see him sleeping at midday on such a sunny warm day. Grizzly bear, Bronx Zoo Grizzly bear, Bronx Zoo Wow, he is right here!






Polar Bear
Polar Bear, Brox Zoo Polar Bear, Bronx Zoo

It seems New York's summer is too warm for the polar bear. His white coat looks very beautiful.



White-throated Capuchin, Bronx Zoo White-throated Capuchin White-throated Capuchin, Bronx Zoo The monkey lives in Belize and northwestern Colombia. They love to eat fruit, flowers and insects. Emperor Tamarin, Bronx Zoo Emperor Tamarin Emperor Tamarin, Bronx Zoo Rainforest in Peru, Bolivia and Brazil is their wild habitat.


Silvery Marmoset, Bronx Zoo Silvery Marmoset Silvery Marmoset, Bronx Zoo They eat tree gum and sap, fruit and insects in the tropical forests in Bolivia and northern Paraguay. Goeldi's Monkey, Bronx Zoo Goeldi's Monkey Goeldi's Monkey, Bronx Zoo They live in a group of 5 to 6 in the tropical forest or bamboo forests in Brazil, Bolivia, Peru and Colombia.


Golden lion tamarin, Bronx Zoo Golden lion tamarin White-faced Saki Monkey, Bronx Zoo White-faced Saki Monkey Dusky Titi, Bronx Zoo Dusky Titi




Bactrian Camel
Bactrian Camel, Bronx Zoo Bactrian Camel, Bronx Zoo

The Bactrian camel habitat on the Gobi Desert, where the climate is extremely hot and dry. The population is less than 1,000 in the wild.

The wild Bactrian camel had lived at a nuclear test site in the Gashun Gobi in China before. The camel amazingly survived the effects of radiation and appeared to be breeding naturally.





Lion, Bronx Zoo Lion African Wild Dog, Bronx Zoo African Wild Dog Slender-horned Gazelle, Bronx Zoo Slender-horned Gazelle
The gazelle is one of the endangered species. Their wild habitat is on the Sahara Desert.




Snow Leopard
Snow Leopard, Bronx Zoo Snow Leopard, Bronx Zoo Snow Leopard, Bronx Zoo

The field where the snow leopards live here is very bushy. It is a steep habitat, so you really need to look carefully.
The leopard may be there high up or behind the bush.