Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle has a building called the "Day Exhibit", which was built in 1969 and was originally called a Tropical House. In 1974 a nocturnal wing was added and thus eventually the two areas were known as the "Day & Night" buildings. Now that the nocturnal house is no longer operational (as of 2010) the "Day Building" remains open and within its walls can be found almost exclusively reptiles and amphibians. There are 38 exhibits in the Woodland Park Zoo “Day Exhibit” building. In order from the main entrance (as of April 10th, 2011): Gila Monster Egyptian Tortoise Gaboon Viper Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo Blair’s Kingsnake Taylor’s Cantil Speckled Rattlesnake Desert Rosy Boa Uracoan Rattlesnake Chuckwalla Northern Pacific Rattlesnake Axolotl Trans-Pecos Rat Snake Rhinoceros Iguana Aruba Island Rattlesnake Red-Footed Tortoise/Three-Banded Armadillo Green + Black Poison Dart Frog Mangrove Snake Southern Copperhead Black Desert Kingsnake Tentacled Snake/Burmese Vine Snake Dwarf Crocodile False Water Cobra Baron’s Green Racer Western Pond Turtle Yellow-Spotted Sideneck Turtle Oregon Spotted Frog Prehensile-Tailed Skink Pan’s Box Turtle Eyelash Viper European Legless Lizard Black-Breasted Leaf Turtle Panamanian Golden Frog Brazilian Cockroach Chinese Crocodile Lizard Smooth-Sided Toad King Cobra Indian Python
