Zoológico de Fauna Sudamericana, South American wildlife zoo in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Zoológico de Fauna Sudamericana is a zoo in Santa Cruz de la Sierra dedicated to South American animals, featuring separate areas such as an aquatic exhibits section, a monkey enclosure, and an aviary with many bird species. The organized layout helps visitors move through different zones to see the various animal groups.
The zoo was established in 1979 with the goal of displaying South American animals in specialized habitats. This founding created a space to preserve and present animals from different regions of the continent to visitors.
The zoo's name reflects the local commitment to showcasing South American wildlife as part of the region's identity. Visitors experience how the community values its native animals and biodiversity.
The zoo is divided into clear sections that make it easy to navigate between different animal areas. Plan to spend a full day to comfortably explore the various zones at your own pace.
The reptile section displays an impressive collection of snakes, turtles, and lizards from different Bolivian ecosystems. Many visitors focus on larger animals and overlook the fascinating smaller reptiles housed in this specialized area.
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