Avilon Zoo

Avilon Zoo is looking for Welders to join our team! 💚

Spend the summer days here at Avilon Zoo and experience the wildlife like no other! 💚

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Meet the Gray's Monitor, or the Butaan! 🦎

Did you know that they are one of the largest lizards found in Asia and can only be found in the Philippines? They are arboreal, and they spend most of their lives up in the trees.

Unlike most species of monitor lizards, they are fruit eaters (frugivorous), which makes them vital seed dispersers in nature.

If you ever visit their exhibit, make sure to look up the trees, and you might be lucky enough to spot them! 💚

It’s World Binturong Day! Join us in celebrating this wonderful species and learning more about them. 🐾

The Binturong, also known as the Bearcat, is a nocturnal arboreal mammal with scent glands that smell like buttered popcorn. With strong tails that act as their fifth limb and ankles that can rotate backwards by 180°, they are very good climbers.

Binturongs play a key role as seed dispersers in nature. However, their populations have been declining over recent years, and they are currently listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List.

Learn more about this unique species through conservation efforts such as organizations like ABConservation - Arctictis binturong Conservation

Long weekend up ahead! Come and see what it means to celebrate life here at Avilon Zoo 💚

Avail our discounted tickets via www.avilonzoo.ph

Create special memories with your loved ones this Chinese New Year at Avilon Zoo! 🐴💚

Visit our website for discounted tickets at www.avilonzoo.ph

Love comes in all shapes and sizes here at Avilon Zoo! Celebrate this Valentine's weekend with us and make memories with your loved ones. 💕

Join the team! Avilon Zoo is looking for Zookeepers and Gardeners. 💚

It's a Meerkat Monday! 🐾

Did you know that a group of Meerkats is called a mob? They take on different roles, such as foraging for food, babysitting, and standing guard as a sentry.

They have dark patches around their eyes, which protect their eyes from the sun's glare. They have long front claws, which help them dig burrows and forage for food.

Spot our meerkats in action at our exhibit when you visit! 💚