Primates

The primate section is home to 17 species and 38 individuals. Here, you can get to know humans’ closest relatives and observe their complex behavior, communication, and family relationships.

The white-handed gibbon is considered one of the best acrobats in the animal world. It effortlessly swings from branch to branch, using its long arms rather than jumping.

The hamadryas baboon is known for its striking appearance and strict social hierarchy.

These monkeys live in large families, where everyone knows their place.

The ring-tailed lemur is one of the most recognizable primates, thanks to its striped tail. These curious animals live in close-knit groups and often enjoy sunbathing while sitting with their legs stretched out.