The Bojnice Zoo (Slovak: Bojnická zoologická záhrada) is a 42-hectare (100-acre) zoo near the town of Bojnice, Slovakia. It is the oldest of the Slovak zoos, being established in 1955. As of 2011^[update], it had 414 species of animals, with a total of 2268 specimens, such as the African elephant, mountain zebras, bongos, golden takins, sable antelopes, Bornean orangutans, roloway guenons, scarlet ibis, Steller's sea eagles, brown bears, Persian leopards, Asiatic lions, red kangaroos, white-lipped deer, Mesopotamian fallow deer, Carpathian lynxes, blue monitor lizards, Fiji iguanas, radiated tortoises, azure poison frogs, macaws, bateleurs, greater kudus, Chapman's zebras and many more.

Bojnice Zoo

Zoo Bojnice logo
European brown bear in Bojnice Zoo
Date opened	1955
Location	Bojnice, Slovakia
Coordinates	48°46′50″N 18°34′37″E
Land area	42 ha (100 acres)
No. of animals	1826 (2006)
No. of species	355 (2006)
Memberships	Union of Czech and Slovak Zoological Gardens,[1] EAZA,[2] WAZA[3]
Website	www.zoobojnice.sk

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External links

• Media related to Bojnice Zoo at Wikimedia Commons
• Official website (in Slovak)

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