So why is this exhibit called Primate Kingdom? Each primate species is designated its own ‘island’. Add to that a landscaping of trees, a surrounding moat and you get ‘castles’ in which our furry rulers dwell. Here, our primates need not be king of the jungle to rule their own kingdom!
What makes it special
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Open Concept
In Primate Kingdom, our primates play, rest and forage on `islands’.
Plantings of trees, wild grasses, gingers, palms and bamboo help recreate the primates’ natural habitat by adding lush greenery.
The moats hugging islands are filled with fish, including the impressive South American arapaima.
While you’re here, look out for the free-ranging Javan langurs. You might just spot their delicate facial features among the treetops!
Animals
Special Experiences
Primate Kingdom Keeper Talk
Daily Starts at Black-and-Gold Howler Monkey 11:00am & 2:00pmLearn more about our wildlife from the people who know best — the keepers. In this interactive session, hear interesting quirks of the primates from our keepers.
