Riverbanks Zoo and Garden List Of Species On Exhibit 5/31/19

Yes indeed, they are coming up in the next section!

 

THE REST OF THE ZOO: (13 Exhibits)
This is my term for the remainder of the exhibits going back to the zoo entrance/exit.

Large-sized fenced yard with visitor viewing shelter of indoor holding building at one end:
Komodo Dragon

The following 3 exhibits are in a small building titled 'Koala Knockabout':

2 small-sized glass-fronted rooms exhibits, with adjacent outdoor weather-dependent yard:
Koala

Small-sized pedestal terrarium:
Green Tree Python

Large-sized netted walk-through yard for feeding:
Rainbow Lorikeet

2 small-sized simulated rock islands with water moat, both containing:
Siamang

Large-sized simulated rocky-walled grotto with dry moat:
Amur Tiger

Medium-sized simulated rocky-walled grotto with dry moat:
African Lion

Small-sized dry-moated grotto in far corner of African Lion grotto (very bizarre):
Diana Monkey

Medium-sized simulated rocky-walled grotto with dry moat:
Hamadryas Baboon

Medium-sized simulated rocky-walled grotto updated with rock and timber visitor shelter with glass panel viewing, titled 'Grizzly Ridge':
Grizzly Bear

Grizzly Ridge Exhibit by geomorph posted 17 Sep 2019 at 11:21 PM

Medium-sized rocky-walled yard with pond and underwater viewing in visitor shelter, titled 'Otter Run':
North American River Otter

Otter Run Exhibit by geomorph posted 17 Sep 2019 at 11:21 PM

 

SUMMARY:

By my count, the total number of exhibits currently at Riverbanks Zoo & Garden is: 150

By my count, the total number of species in permanent exhibits with identification signs is: 250
The number of species I counted can be broken down into the following categories:
Mammals: 36
Birds: 56
Reptiles: 52
Amphibians: 14
Fish: 70
Invertebrates: 22

 

Yes the Aquarium and Reptile Complex, Birdhouse at Riverbanks, Western lowland gorilla exhibit, and Sea Lion Landing are the highlights of this pleasant but oddly organized facility. I should mention that the garden part of the place is an attractive area of a formal garden and educational nature play areas, all located across a long pedestrian bridge over a river.