The Los Angeles Zoo: A Guide to the Animals

Los Angeles has a lot of great things to see and do, but one of the best is the Los Angeles Zoo. There are so many animals to see here! Whether you’re looking for monkeys or bears, this zoo has it all. We’ve put together a guide on some of the most popular animals at Los Angeles Zoo that will help make your visit more enjoyable.

Attractions at the zoo

– Los Angeles Zoo: There are so many animals to see here, and we’ve put together a guide on some of the most popular.

– Los Angeles Museum of Natural History: This museum is home to an endless number of exhibits that will teach you about more than just natural history! You can learn about everything from dinosaurs to rocks in this one location.

– Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden: Nature lovers rejoice – this botanical garden has something for everyone! Whether it’s plants or flowers, there’s sure to be something beautiful waiting for you at Los Angeles County Arboretum.

– Aquariums along the coast: If water creatures are your thing (and who isn’t?), then this is an absolute must see for you.

The history of the zoo

Founded in 1884, Los Angeles was intended to be the West Coast equivalent of a traditional zoo.

With these goals and high aspirations for Los-Angeles’s future as one of America’s premier natural habitats, John C. Austin became the first director of this new Los Angeles Zoo on January 21st, 1901. The goal: provide visitors with an opportunity to see animals from distant climes without leaving home soil!

The current Los Angeles Zoo is now comprised of different buildings that house over 2000 total animals representing more than 450 unique species – all sheltered on 45 acres in Griffith Park at 3900 North Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles California 90027 United States

In addition to its historic enclosures (such as Elephant Jungle), there are other new additions which are just as impressive.

Other things to explore

– Los Angeles Zoo Nature’s Neighborhood – Where children can get up close and personal with animals from around the world

– Loszona Petting Farm – where you can feed goats, sheep, pigs, chickens and more! Plus there are barnyard games to play like a horse race game or pet show.

– The Kids’ Safari Zone – A zoo within the zoo for little ones who want an even closer look at live animal exhibits

The Los Angeles County Arboretum is also located on site in Griffith Park which has over 14 miles of walking trails showcasing exotic plants from all over the world. The Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens offers free admission every day of the year except Thanksgiving Day.

Your suggested next destination: the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 

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