It’s time to act

In 1900, just 200 Indian rhinoceroses remained in their natural habitat and we almost lost this magnificent creature forever.

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Fortunately, their population has recovered over the past century thanks to the commitment of people on the ground who have designated suitable protected areas and deployed anti-poaching units. Modern, scientific zoos have also played an important role in conservation efforts – providing a safe and comfortable refuge for entire generations of Indian rhinos and financially supporting habitat protection efforts. This work is always guided by the belief that people will be motivated to protect something they value.

You can learn more about this important topic in the exhibition at our new Rhino Pagoda.

Opening hours

Today, 20. May
9:00 - 18:30
Last admission: 17:00
Opening hours

Feedings & Trainings

  • Chimpanzees 13:30
  • Gorillas 14:00
  • California Sea Lions 14:00
All feedings

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