Mogie and Blue were rescued as young cubs after their mother was killed at the Blue Ridge Reservoir, located in Arizona.

Enoch lives with another black leopard named Silhouette, a tiger named Vista, and a lioness named Kora.

Melanie needed a home. She came to us from an owner who loved Melanie very much but had to give her up.

Diligence, our iconic smiling zebra, has put plenty of smiles on guests at the Park with those big, eager teeth of his.

Kanab was born in Kalispell, Montana. He gets his name from the scenic town of Kanab, located in southern Utah.

Cypress came to the Park with her sister Aspen at just 6 months of age from a taxidermist in North Carolina.

As the saying goes, “like father, like son.” Father Bently and son Jag are the dynamic duo of Marmoset Gardens.

Sedona has mothered all the lemurs in Lemurland. Her favorite foods are blueberries, grapes, and bananas.

Jericho arrived at the Park in 2013. He traveled more than 2,100 miles from Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida.

Roaming the Masai Mara preserve at the Park, Nairobi has become the noble and wise patriarch of his sable family.

Fisher began calling the Park home in 2002, 13 years after he was born. He is remarkably gentle.

The female hyena, Chipa, was born in captivity in South Africa in 2002. She came to the Park at just 4 months of age.