World's first geo-zoo, organized by continents and habitats. Home to around 18,000 animals from 740 species along the Isar river.
Endangered
Elephas maximus
Asian Elephant
Elephants in the new Muehlenfeld elephant house.
🌏 Asien
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 2.700–5.000 kg
⏳ 60–70 Jahre
🏞️ Tropical forests of South Asia
💡 Asian elephants communicate via infrasound that humans cannot hear.
Vulnerable
Giraffa camelopardalis
Giraffe
Giraffes in an open savanna enclosure with African ambiance.
🌍 Afrika
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 800–1.200 kg
⏳ 25–30 Jahre
🏞️ African savannas
💡 A giraffe's tongue is up to 50 cm long and dark blue in color.
Vulnerable
Ursus maritimus
Polar Bear
Polar bears in the polar world with large underwater viewing window.
🌍 Europa
🍽️ Carnivore
⚖️ 350–700 kg
⏳ 25–30 Jahre
🏞️ Arctic coasts and pack ice
💡 Polar bear fur is not white but transparent – the skin underneath is black.
Least Concern
Marmota marmota
Alpine Marmot
Alpine marmots in the native species exhibit.
🌍 Europa
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 2–8 kg
⏳ 15–18 Jahre
🏞️ Alpine meadows and rocky landscapes
💡 Marmots hibernate for 6 months and lower their body temperature to 3°C.
Endangered
Pan troglodytes
Chimpanzee
Our closest relatives, highly intelligent and social.
🌍 Afrika
🍽️ Omnivore
⚖️ 30–60 kg
⏳ 40–50 Jahre
🏞️ Tropical forests and savannas of Central and West Africa
💡 Chimpanzees use tools like sticks to fish for termites.
Critically Endangered
Pongo abelii
Sumatran Orangutan
Critically endangered great ape, found only on Sumatra.
🌏 Asien
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 30–90 kg
⏳ 30–40 Jahre
🏞️ Tropical rainforests of Sumatra
💡 Sumatran orangutans use tools to open fruits and extract insects.