Miami Zoo

The terrestrial Blue Poison Dart Frog resides on the edges of various water bodies, but lacks webbed feet to enter deeper into the water. These frogs have a unique reproduction process in which the females lay their eggs first after which the males fertilize them. These frogs are highly toxic and found mainly in the tropical rainforests.

One of the most fascinating animals to see with the Miami Zoo tickets, the dyeing poison dart frogs are characterized by their yellow stripes. They are adept climbers and are often seen resting on the vines above the ground. These frogs get their toxicity from the insects that they eat as these insects derive their diet from toxic plants.

The giant waxy monkey frog happens to be an arboreal frog, which means it lives in trees. These frogs are named after their waxy coating, which helps keep them from getting dehydrated in their dry habitat. Since its movement includes walking and climbing and not hopping like other frogs, it is often called Monkey Frog.

The American Flamingos are one of the most beautiful birds to see with the Zoo Miami tickets. The Miami Zoo shelters more than 40 American flamingos that are known popularly for their vibrant colorful bodies and thin legs with the head tucked into the body. The flamingos are social birds and interact passionately with one another, sticking to their partners always when they find their best match to mate with.

The American White Pelicans are peaceful and very cooperative with each other. They catch their prey while swimming and feast together in groups. They are also known as colonial breeders with each site having around 5,000 pairs. These birds usually feed on 4 pounds of food, which mostly includes fish.

Bald eagles are known for their brilliant flight displays, flying to massive heights, locking their feet, and cartwheeling to the ground. They build nests using woody materials and sticks and are known to reuse the same next multiple times. These birds usually feed on fish, mammals, other birds, and carrion.

Native to Africa, the medium-sized nocturnal mammal, Aardvark is one of the most unique animals to see with the Miami Zoo tickets. The name ‘Aardvark’ translates to "earth pig" in Afrikaans language. This name is inspired from the animal’s burrowing habits and its similar appearances to that of a pig. The Aardvark is mainly found in woodlands, bushlands, grasslands, and Savannas and feeds on aardvark cucumber, ants, and termites.

Adapted primarily to arid environmental conditions, Addax Antelopes are very social mammals and are always found in herds. Since they get sufficient water from the plants that they feed on, these animals rarely drink water. The Addax Antelopes are critically endangered animals and are kept here in their own suitable habitat under all conservation measures.

Addra Gazelle are often seen obtaining leaves from the higher branches of the trees by using their long hind legs. These mammals go without water for long durations as they get sufficient water from the plants that they feed on. During the dry season, they migrate to other places in the search of food and water.

The green basilisk lizard is bright green in color and is usually found on trees near water bodies. Also known as the Jesus Christ Lizard, these lizards can run about 5 feet per second on the water surface. They generally feed on small insects, lizards, fruits, snails, fish, and frogs.

The Southern American Red-Footed Tortoises are generally found in relatively dry forest and grassland areas. These tortoises love to feed on flowers, fallen fruits, carrion, and leaves. Male tortoises of this species battle with one another for their chance to mate with female tortoises present in that area. The females generally lay eggs in multiple clusters throughout the mating season.

One of the most common creatures to spot with the Zoo tickets Miami, the Green Anaconda is primarily found in the tropical rainforests of the Orinoco and Amazon basins. They survive well in slow-moving streams, marshlands, and swamps. The main diet of the Green Anaconda includes fish, turtles, ducks, deer, wild pigs, jaguars, caiman, birds, and capybara.