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Madidi

During your expedition in Madidi, you will spot unusual animals and plants from South America.

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About Madidi

Expedition Area Madidi is named after Madidi National Park, one of the last untouched patches of tropical rainforest in the so-called Amazon Basin. Many different species of mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and insects are found here. In ZooParc, this expedition area is therefore extra large. Madidi is as large as 1 hectare. Go on an expedition in Madidi and discover the most special animals and plants from South America. Have you ever seen a sloth climbing above your head, heard of a tamandua or coal-burner turtle? You will also find unusual animals like forest dogs and anteaters in Madidi. Go in search of more than 20 different animal species and warm up on cold days in our South America greenhouse.

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Zoo program

Did you know that fun and educational feeding presentations are also given daily by our animal keepers? The program varies throughout the year. Curious about what feed presentations are on when you visit?

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Where do you find the expedition area?

Expedition area Madidi is found at the very end of your expedition. Here you will find many different species of animals, many of which also live inside a warm greenhouse, nice to warm up when it is a bit chilly outside. When you walk from one part of Madidi to the other, you will pass the Headquarter. Here you can still visit even after you have visited all of Madidi. You can end the day there with a delicious snack or drink.

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Who lives in Madidi?

Golden lion monkey

Two-fingered sloth

Brilkaaiman

Coal burner turtle

Bolivian squirrel monkey

Grey-winged Trumpeter

Puna-ibis

Red titi

Southern tamandua

Tobago brook frog

Black howler monkey

Azara's agouti

Boa constrictor

Crucian Pelican

Giant anteater

Chilean flamingo

Red-bellied piranha

Whitefaceaki

Forest Dog

Curly-haired bird spider

Crested Grouse

Capybara

Darwin's nandu

White-cheeked whitethroat duck

Cinnamon Eel

Yellow-breasted capuchin monkey

Vicuña

Red nose bear

Crab-eating raccoon

Black garland monkey