Monille Afrikka tuo ensimmäisenä mieleen laajat savannit, niillä vaeltavat tuhatpäiset antilooppilaumat ja heinikon seassa vaanivat leijonat. Suomen ilmasto-oloissa eläintarhassa on kuitenkin vaikeaa pitää suuria afrikkalaisia nisäkkäitä, mutta Korkeasaaressa pääset tutustumaan monimuotoisiin Afrikan asukkeihin.
Red wallabiesPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Red wallabyPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Red wallaby target trainingPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Red wallaby trainingPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Markor climbingPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Markors climbingPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
20201203_Markhorit-ja-kaupunkimaisemaa_004_AnnikaSorjonenPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Markhors and the city viewPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
MarkhorPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Wolverine (female)Photo: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Bears getting ready for winter hibernationPicture by: Mari Lehmonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Young axolotlPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
Young Amur leopard catPhoto: Annika Sorjonen (2020) Korkeasaari Zoo
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