The Forest Edge habitat is a 3.5-acre (14,000 m²), lightly wooded grassland enclosure with zebras, ostrich, and reticulated giraffes.
 The Watani Grasslands Reserve mimics the great savannas of Africa, totaling 47-acre (190,000 m²).
Watani Grasslands Reserve and is home to African elephants.
Nearby southern white rhinos, Thomson's gazelles, gemsboks,  waterbucks, sitatungas, fringe-eared oryx and greater kudu all share a habitat, designed to look as one continuous expanse with the elephants looking out at the rhinos and the antelope.
 Chimpanzees can be seen in the Kitera Forest habitat.
Western lowland gorillas inhabit the Forest Glade exhibit.
African lions, hamadryas baboons and red river hogs each have their own habitats.
Ring tailed lemurs and red ruffed lemurs from neighboring Madagascar were added to the Africa region after a refurbishment of the former patas monkey habitat.
The Forest Edge habitat is a 3.5-acre (14,000 m²), lightly wooded grassland enclosure with zebras, ostrich, and reticulated giraffes.  The Watani Grasslands Reserve mimics the great savannas of Africa, totaling 47-acre (190,000 m²). Watani Grasslands Reserve and is home to African elephants. Nearby southern white rhinos, Thomson's gazelles, gemsboks,  waterbucks, sitatungas, fringe-eared oryx and greater kudu all share a habitat, designed to look as one continuous expanse with the elephants looking out at the rhinos and the antelope.  Chimpanzees can be seen in the Kitera Forest habitat. Western lowland gorillas inhabit the Forest Glade exhibit. African lions, hamadryas baboons and red river hogs each have their own habitats. Ring tailed lemurs and red ruffed lemurs from neighboring Madagascar were added to the Africa region after a refurbishment of the former patas monkey habitat.
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