Peacock

Peacocks are large birds and they are ground-feeders that eat insects, plants and small creatures. The term "peacock" is normally used to refer to birds of both sexes. Technically, males are called peacocks and females are peahens.

Swan

Swans are categorised as large water birds that belong to the same family of ducks and geese. They are either black or white in colour and feed mostly on aquatic vegetation, grasses, fishes and small amphibians.

Flamingo

Crocodile and Alligator

Crocodile
Alligator is normally found in the United States of America and China. It is famous for its razor-sharped teeth and bone crushing ability.

Ostrich and Sambar Deer

Ostrich
Sambar Deer

Deer

Tiger

Parrot

Hornbill

Guess what will this hornbill say ? " Hey, what's up ! Am I handsome, huh ? "

You will be fascinated by this handsome looking gentleman called "Mr Hornbill". Hornbill is a family of bird found in tropical and sub-tropical Africa and Asia. Feeding on fruits, small animals and insects.

Camel

These are Arabian Camels. Do you know that camels are renown for their ability to withstand long periods without water and to regulate changes in body temperature ? That is why, camels are sometimes known as desert machines !

Orang Utan and Cow

You will be greeted by this playful "Orang Utan" saying "How do you do ?".
This cow will be staring at you with its wary eyes !

Donkey

You will be charmed by this cute donkey.

Elephant

You will be moved with a warm welcome gesture from "Mr Elephant".

Zoo directory and Pelican (At the backdrop)

Zoo Directory (Above picture)

Pelican swims freely searching for foods (like small fish and shrimp)

Welcome to Johor Zoo, Malaysia

Welcome to Johor Zoo, Malaysia. It is situated at the south of Peninsular Malaysia (i.e. North of the Republic of Singapore) and it is believed to be one of the oldest in Asia.

The exact location is at Jalan Gertak Merah, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. Operating hours from 8.00am to 6.00pm daily.

The entrance fee for an adult is RM2.00 and for a child is RM1.00; perhaps it is one of the most reasonable fees in this South East Asia Region ! It is undoubtedly a good place for family outings during the weekends where quality time could be spent together more fruitfully rather than spending time strolling in the shopping malls !! You won't be disappointed, that's for sure !