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Birmingham Zoo Exhibits

Alabama Barn
Alligator Swamp
Bird Aviary
Bison
Butterfly Encounter
Camel Ride
Elephant House
Flamingo Lagoon
Junior League of Birmingham-Hugh Kaul Children’s Zoo
A house for lories and lorikeets
Predators
Reptiles
The Savannah
Waterfowl Ponds

Birmingham Zoo Facts

ounded in 1950 in Birmingham, Alabama.
Approximately 750 animals of 250 species including many endangered species from six continents.
As the collection grew it was moved first to Magnolia Park (now Brother Bryan Park) and then to Avondale Park.
In 2004, the Zoo's older Western Lowland Gorilla, Babec became the first gorilla to be implanted with a pacemaker due to advanced heart disease.
450,000 visitors annually and, in 2005, was named Alabama's top tourist destination by the state's Bureau of Tourism and Travel.

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The Birmingham Zoo is a major zoological park founded in 1950 in Birmingham, Alabama. The 122 acre zoo is home to approximately 750 animals of 250 species including many endangered species from six continents. The Zoo, which is managed by a private non-profit corporation, participates heavily in Species Survival Programs. It is located, along with the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, in Lane Park, a 200 acre city-owned park near the western terminus of U.S. Highway 280 at U.S. Highway 31 on the southern slope of Red Mountain.