Madagascar!
Description
Schedule
Open year-round.
Please note – last entry to this exhibit is 30 min prior to park closing.
Admission
Included with all tickets.
Stroller parking is required when visiting this exhibit. Guests must self-park stroller before entering.
Accessibility
Read about Madagascar!'s Debut
Explore our digital timeline for a look at Madagascar!’s history, as well as key Bronx Zoo achievements in saving animal species and connecting people to wildlife.
We hope you’ll celebrate the Bronx Zoo’s 125th birthday with us this summer.
Live From Madagascar!
The Spiny Forest exhibit is home to two species of lemurs, as well as radiated tortoises and a variety of bird species including red fodys. The animals co-exist here just as they would in the wild. The cam is live daily from 10am to 4pm EST. When the cam is off, use the time lapse feature in the top right hand corner to play back the previous day’s footage.
view more camsCrocodile Cave
You’ll encounter Nile crocodiles in a limestone cave exhibit that mimics their natural habitat. Their pool contains 17,000 gallons of water, and glass panels allow visitors to view the animals both above and below the waterline.
In the Exhibit
Coquerel's Sifaka
Coquerel’s sifakas spend most of their time in trees and leap effortlessly, launching themselves vertically with their strong legs.
Collared Lemur
Collared lemurs live in groups of males and females. Unlike the sifaka and many other lemurs, they are not matriarchal.
Fossa
This cat-like, carnivorous mammal is found only in Madagascar. It is a close relative of the mongoose.
More Animals in Madagascar!
“
The Spiny Forest exhibit in Madagascar is my favorite place in the zoo. The lemurs are captivating, and the exhibit is very dynamic with the turtles crawling around below you and the birds flying right over your head.”
Rhonda
WCS Member
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