The elephant, the largest land mammal, is a symbol of strength, intelligence, and compassion. Whether it’s the African or Asian species, elephants form strong social bonds and are known for their complex behaviors, from using tools to showing empathy.
At the zoo, elephants live in expansive enclosures with mud wallows, water pools, and plenty of space to roam. Daily enrichment activities include puzzle feeders and toys to keep their minds and trunks active. Visitors can watch them during feeding time, where they enjoy fresh fruits, vegetables, and hay. The zoo also educates the public on the threats elephants face, such as ivory poaching and habitat destruction, while supporting conservation initiatives worldwide.