11 species — along The Lost Wild Map

African spurred tortoise

Burrow Town

Slow enough that you start truly watching — and that is the point.

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New Zealand rabbit

Burrow Town

Hears your footsteps before you spot it.

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Guinea pig

Whistle Hollow

Talks in whistles, chirps, and purrs.

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Call Duck

Hidden Waters

Even underground, there is still water and life.

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Red-necked wallaby

Wallaby Run

Hind legs like springs; the tail as a fifth leg. True Australian residents.

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Ring-tailed lemur

Lemur Lookout

Endangered (IUCN), CITES Appendix I. From Madagascar — observe only.

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Meerkat

Meerkat Watch · Rootfall

Tiny sentries under the root fall. Observe only.

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Capybara

Capybara Cove

World’s largest rodent — 35–65 kg. The journey’s closing highlight.

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Zebra Finch

The Little Sky

Fly around you in a sky in miniature. Hand-feed with a keeper.

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Raccoon

Raccoon Crossing

Deft hands — observe only.

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Domestic cat

Cat Hideaway

Cats choose the spot; you sit still. No picking up.

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