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Discover Wildlife From Around the World

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The Toronto Zoo is the largest zoo in Canada and one of the leading wildlife conservation centers in North America. Opened in 1974, the zoo spans over 287 hectares (710 acres) and is home to more than 3,000 animals representing over 300 species from around the world.

The zoo is designed to recreate natural habitats, allowing animals to live in environments similar to their native ecosystems. Visitors can explore multiple regions including Africa, the Americas, Indo-Malaya, and the Canadian Domain while learning about wildlife conservation and environmental protection.

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History & Organization

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Toronto Zoo is home to a wide variety of animals from habitats around the world. Visitors can discover fascinating species and learn how each animal adapts to its environment.

From mammals and birds to reptiles and aquatic life, each area of the zoo offers a chance to connect with wildlife and understand the importance of conservation.

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Explore Habitats

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Tundra Trek

All Aboard for a Wild Winter Ride! Climb aboard the Winter Zoomobile for a fun ride through your Toronto Zoo!

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Tundra Trek

This area features animals adapted to colder climates and snowy environments.

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Wildlife Conservation

Protecting Endangered Species

The Toronto Zoo works to protect endangered species and preserve global biodiversity. Through conservation partnerships, breeding programs, and habitat restoration efforts, the zoo helps support animals at risk and promotes long-term wildlife survival.

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