AT THE SAFARI: The African hedgehog can be viewed with admission. Hedgehogs are nocturnal, so look carefully for the sleeping hog near the Palawan porcupine exhibit.

At the Safari: With admission, you can view the binturong up close in their exhibit and notice they smell like popcorn! There are two species of binturong on exhibit at the Safari. The Malaysian binturong, Burt, is near the front of the safari in the middle. The Palawan binturong siblings, Handsome and Greta, are near the back of the safari, between the Guinea pigs and ring-tailed lemurs. Look up, as they are arboreal or tree-dwelling creatures!

• With the binturong experience ($25, Ages 10+), pet and hand-feed these beautiful and curious cat-bear-like creatures in the binturong exhibit.

For all experiences and feedings that bring you into the animal’s exhibit, closed shoes are required. (No open-toed shoes, sandals, flip-flops, or crocs.)

AT THE SAFARI: Look high and low for our goat families on their floor-to-ceiling-high exhibits! Goats love climbing and jumping to high places. There are goat pulleys to place food in and lift it to their second-story platform. On each side of the Safari are goats to feed and pet with admission.

• Hold a baby goat ($5, ages 5+) with the help of a Safari Guide and see how cuddly they can be.

AT THE SAFARI: Giant and Rex rabbits are available to view and feed with admission. They are located in the middle of the safari next to the prehensile porcupine exhibit.

• Enter the rabbit experience in the Cottontail Cove Experience! ($5, Ages 5+.)

For all experiences and feedings that bring you into the animal’s exhibit, closed shoes are required. (No open-toed shoes, sandals, flip-flops, or crocs.)

At the Safari: The prairie dogs are located near the back of the Safari next to the armadillo exhibit. Feed the prairie dogs with our clever “fishing pole” feeding station, which is included with admission. These rodents live in groups and are extremely social critters.

At the Safari: Armadillos are available for viewing only. Ask a safari team member for assistance petting the armadillo ambassadors. These solitary ground-dwelling creatures have hard outer armor made of keratin, the same material our fingernails are made of!

At the Safari: Capybaras are located near the back or west end of Sustainable Safari^®.

• Meet our proud Capybara ambassadors. Enter the capybara exhibit and hand-feed the world’s largest rodent during the Capybara experience ($15, Ages 5+.)

For all experiences and feedings that bring you into the animal’s exhibit, closed shoes are required. (No open-toed shoes, sandals, flip-flops, or crocs.)

At the Safari: Guinea Pig Village is located near the back or west end of Sustainable Safari^®. These adorable rodents are social and live in groups.

• Enter the Guinea Pig Village exhibit and hand-feed the village residents during the Guinea pig experience ($5, Ages 5+.)

For all experiences and feedings that bring you into the animal’s exhibit, closed shoes are required. (No open-toed shoes, sandals, flip-flops, or crocs.)

At the Safari: The prehensile-tailed porcupine is on exhibit in the middle of the safari next to the bunny rabbit exhibit. You can view these exciting creatures with admission.

At the Safari: The red-tailed boas are located near the middle of Sustainable Safari^® in the “Hissing Booth” for viewing with admission.

• Hold one of the giant non-venomous snakes with the assistance of a Safari Guide: large snake holding ($10, Ages 10+)

At the Safari: Meet our playful marmoset ambassadors through their viewing-only exhibit. They are located in the center of the safari. The marmoset is a highly social animal, forming family units of 2-15 individuals.

At the Safari: These gentle creatures are available to view with admission. They are in the middle of the safari inside the sloth exhibit and near the “Hissing Booth.”

• Hold a tortoise ($5, Ages 5+) is available for an up-close experience with the assistance of a Safari Guide.

At the Safari: Meet our two-toed sloth, Jennifer Slo-pez. She is available for viewing with admission in the middle of the safari. These interesting creatures are only awake for up to four hours a day!

• Meet her up close and feed her only with the Guided Safari Tour!

At the Safari: Cain the Tayra is available to view with admission in the middle of the Safari. Look high, look low! Cain’s exhibit is between the marmoset and the Malaysian binturong exhibit. His exhibit also extends around the top of the middle section of the Safari. You will see him running down the long tunnels near the ceiling!

• Feed Cain from outside his exhibit by dropping a carnivore egg ($1.75 ea. or 4/$5) down a convenient food tube.

• Hand-feeding Cain the Tayra is only available with the Feed Me Pouch Package ($65+Admission, Ages 10+) or the Safari Bob’s Choice Pouch Package ($130+Admission, Ages 10+).