• Home
  • Visitor Guide
  • Conservation
  • Animals
  • Animal Health
  • Calendar
  • Education
  • Membership
  • Support Us
  • About the Zoo
  • Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association
  • Volunteer
  • Fun

Hours

Zoo & Aquarium Ticket Combo

Los Angeles Zoo
Tell us your Zoo experience!

Jaguar Drinking Water

Photo Tips for Your Visit
Animals, just like people, have their ups and downs. On any given day, you may see your favorite critter performing like a thespian on stage, or you may not see it at all!

So, when you go looking for photos, go with the flow. Explore and discover which animals are "on" at the moment and turn your attention toward them.

» Click here for more tips

Francois's Langur

Don't miss our new François’s langurs!

Though its name may sound French, don’t be fooled: this primate is actually from Southeast Asia. The François langur was named for a Monsieur François, who was a French Consul in China when he first observed these animals.

Called “leaf monkeys,” these langurs’ diet consists primarily of—you guessed it—leaves! Like other folivorous (leaf-eating) animals, these langurs have a specialized stomach with multiple chambers to help them break down cellulose, the indigestible fiber found in plants. Because of this energy-consuming process, they spend reportedly nearly 70% of their time resting and digesting.

» Click here to learn more about François's langur

Winter ZooCamp

Education

Registration for Winter ZooCamp 2009 begins next Monday, November 9th!

Scholarships are now available, and must be turned in by Monday, November 9, 2009.

» Read more about ZooCamp

Members and Sea Lion

Membership

Become a member and enjoy the benefits all year long! You'll receive free admission, transferable guest passes, subscriptions to our publications and much, much more! Great reasons to join today!

» Members Get More!

Snow Leopard Cub

Support

Looking for the L.A. Zoo Toolbar?
Due to unexpected circumstances, the toolbar is unavailable at this time - but there are many ways you can help the Zoo’s efforts to protect wildlife at the Zoo and around the globe!

» Click here to learn more