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 * PLAN YOUR VISIT
   Tickets and Info
   * Tickets & Hours
   * Visiting SF Zoo
   * Directions and Parking
   * Special Programs
   * VIP Tours
   * Animal Connections & Feedings
   * Combo Packages
   * Rides & More
   * Dining
   * Host a Party
   * Zoo Map
   * Guest Services
 * ANIMALS
   Animals & Exhibits
   * Animals
     * Amphibians
     * Birds
     * Invertebrates
     * Mammals
     * Reptiles
   * Sculptures
   * Exhibits
   * Gardens
   * Conservation & Wellness
 * SUPPORT
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   * Membership
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       * Sponsor a Bench
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     * Adopt an Animal Program
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     * Wellness
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JONES FAMILY GORILLA PRESERVE




 

The Jones Family Gorilla Preserve is one of the largest and most exceptional
habitats for western lowland gorillas in the country.

Covering nearly an acre of land, this lush expanse of trees, grasses and rocky
outcroppings is home to three adult females: Bawang, Monifa and Kimani and a
silverback male, Oscar Jonesy. This grouping replicates a gorilla family much as
you see in the wild and has been brought together for breeding as part of the
AZA’s Species Survival Plan for western lowland gorillas. San Francisco Zoo &
Gardens has had a successful and prolific breeding program since the 1950s that
continues to this day.

A wall of viewing windows lets you see the gorillas up-close as they rest, play,
eat and interact with one another. In addition, there are innovative graphics to
help tell the story of these gentle giants.

A path links visitors directly from the Jones Family Gorilla Preserve to the
Leanne B. Roberts African Savanna, where they can experience more of Africa’s
amazing wildlife.

ANIMALS & EXHIBITS

 * Amphibians
   * Panamanian golden frog
   * Poison Dart Frog
   * Red-eyed tree frog
   * Smoky jungle frog
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   * American White Pelican
   * Bald Eagle
   * Barn Owl
   * Black-necked Swan
   * Blue-bellied roller
   * Blue-headed macaw
   * Blue-throated piping guan
   * Blue-winged teal
   * Chilean Flamingo
   * Cochin Chicken
   * Crested Oropendola
   * Curl-crested araçari
   * Double-wattled Cassowary
   * East African Crowned Crane
   * Eclectus parrot
   * Emu
   * Eurasian Eagle Owl
   * Golden Eagle
   * Great Curassow
   * Great Hornbill
   * Green Jay
   * Green-winged Macaw
   * Guira cuckoo
   * Hadada Ibis
   * Long-tailed Glossy Starling
   * Magellanic Penguin
   * Ostrich
   * Indian Peafowl
   * Pink-backed pelican
   * Red-lored Amazon
   * Roseate Spoonbill
   * Ruddy Duck
   * Salvin’s Amazon
   * Scarlet ibis
   * Spectacled Owl
   * Turkey
   * Turkey Vulture
   * Waldrapp Ibis
   * West African Crowned Crane
   * White-faced Whistling Duck
   * White ibis
 * Invertebrates
   * Anise Swallowtail Caterpillars
   * Australian Walking Stick
   * Black Widow Spider
   * Chilean Rose Tarantula
   * Darkling Beetle
   * Dampwood Termites
   * Dermestid Beetles
   * Dung Beetle
   * Giant Water Bug
   * Death Feigner Beetle
   * Honey Bees
   * Land Hermit Crab
   * Leaf Insect
   * Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
   * Red Harvester Ant
   * Thorny Phasmids
   * Trinidad Wood Cockroach
   * Velvet Ant
   * White-eyed Assassin Bug
 * Mammals
   * African Lion
   * American Black Bear
   * Black Rhinoceros
   * Black and White Ruffed Lemur
   * Black-tailed Prairie Dog
   * Blue-eyed Black Lemur
   * Bobcat
   * Bornean Orangutan
   * Chacoan Peccary
   * Chimpanzee
   * Coquerel’s Sifaka
   * Crowned Lemur
   * Eastern Mountain Bongo
   * François’ Langur
   * Giant Anteater
   * Grant’s Zebra
   * Greater Kudu
   * Greater One-horned Rhinoceros
   * Grizzly Bear
   * Guanaco
   * Jaguar
   * Koala
   * KuneKune Pig
   * Mandrill
   * Mexican Gray Wolf
   * Przewalski’s Horse
   * Pygmy Hippopotamus
   * Red Panda
   * Red Ruffed Lemur
   * Red-Bellied Lemur
   * Red-Fronted Brown Lemur
   * Red-rumped Agouti
   * Reticulated Giraffe
   * Ring-tailed Lemur
   * Slender-tailed Meerkat
   * Snow Leopard
   * Southern Two-toed Sloth
   * Western Lowland Gorilla
   * Wolverine
 * Reptiles
   * Amazon Tree Boa
   * Caiman Lizard
   * Common Chuckwalla
   * Desert Tortoise
   * Emerald Tree Boa
   * Green Anaconda
   * Honduran Spiny-tailed Iguana
   * Komodo Dragon
   * Plumed Basilisk
   * Red Footed Tortoise
   * Red-tailed Boa
 * Sculptures
   * Water Zone
     * Amoeba
     * Vorticella
     * Stentor
   * Invertebrates Zone
     * Leafcutter Ant
     * Velella
     * Horseshoe Crab
     * Nautilus
     * Vampire Squid
     * Giant Clam
     * Giraffe Weevil
     * Scorpion
     * Centipede
     * Tardigrade
     * Termite Mound
     * Coconut Crab
   * Fish & Amphibians Zone
     * Seahorse
     * Freshwater eel
     * Hammerhead shark
     * Piranha
     * Mudskipper
     * Goliath frog
     * Horned marsupial frog
     * Hellbender
     * Caecilian
     * Coelacanth
   * Reptiles & Birds Zone
     * Salt Water Crocodile
     * Leatherback Sea Turtle
     * Galapagos Marine Iguana
     * Rattlesnake
     * Panther Chameleon
     * California Condor
     * Kiwi
     * Hoatzin
     * Tuatara
     * Burmese Python
     * Horned Puffin
   * Mammals Zone
     * Gray Whale
     * Arctic Hare
     * Pangolin
     * Indian Flying Fox
     * Duck-billed Platypus
     * Tasmanian Devil
     * Aye-aye
     * Star-nosed Mole
     * Ethiopian Wolf
 * Exhibits
   * Australian WalkAbout
   * Connie and Bob Lurie Education Center
   * Doelger Primate Discovery Center
   * Eagle Island/Lower Lake
   * Elinor Friend Playground
   * Fisher Family Children’s Zoo
   * Greenie’s Conservation Corner
   * Hearst Grizzly Gulch
   * Jones Family Gorilla Preserve
   * Koala Crossing
   * Koret Animal Resource Center (ARC)
   * Leanne B. Roberts African Savanna
   * Lion House
   * Lipman Family Lemur Forest
   * Meerkats and Prairie Dogs
   * Nature Trail
   * Penguin Island
   * Puente al Sur (Bridge to the South)
   * South American Tropical Rainforest & Aviary
   * Wells Fargo Wildlife Theatre
 * Gardens
   * Welcome To Our Gardens
   * Browse Gardens
   * Gardens of the Fisher Family Children’s Zoo
   * Greenie’s Conservation Corner
   * Significant Trees and Plants
   * Themed Gardens



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