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The visibility of our animals
At ZooParc Overloon, we naturally want to show visitors all of our unique animal species. Some animals show themselves easily, others prefer to hide a bit. That's why we give you a hand. We will take you through the different expedition areas, give you tips on where the animals like to hang out, explain why their enclosures are set up this way and tell you when you have the best chance to see them.
For each expedition area, we highlight a few animals for you
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Spot these animals in Headquarter:
Red pandathe red panda is a real tree dweller, so be sure to look up. When the trees have a lot of leaves, the animals are sometimes hard to see. Tip: They get fresh bamboo in the morning, so visit early.
Asian small-clawed otter: The otters are always easy to see. If you don't see them right away, look one among the tree stumps.
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Why are the enclosures so green?
The enclosures in ZooParc are designed with the well-being of the animals as the highest priority. Each enclosure is decorated as a natural environment that resembles the animal's original habitat as closely as possible.
In addition, much attention is paid to enrichment. The animals are challenged to climb, rest at height or actively search for their food. This approach encourages natural behavior and makes for happy, healthy animals.
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Animals in action during the feeding presentations
Want to get a good look at the animals? Then be sure to visit the feeding presentations. During these moments, the animals come out and you can watch them fully enjoy their meal. The keepers deliberately make sure that the animals are clearly visible to visitors during feeding. In addition, the caretakers talk about the animals, so you can learn more about your favorite animal.
Prior to the feeding presentations, the animals are temporarily kept inside. This allows the keepers to prepare the presentation safely and undisturbed. You can find the current feeding times on the information boards in the park or on our website.