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Zoo Dresden
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General Information
Opened: 9 May 1861
Location: Dresden, Germany
Type: Public zoo / zoological collection
Zoo Dresden is one of Germany's oldest zoological gardens and is located within the historic Großer Garten in the centre of Dresden. Founded in 1861, the zoo has developed from its early beginnings into a modern, scientifically managed zoological collection while retaining numerous historic buildings and features throughout its grounds.
The collection covers a wide range of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates from around the world. The zoo combines modern animal houses, spacious outdoor habitats and walk-through aviaries with historic structures and mature trees. Alongside animal care, Zoo Dresden is involved in education, research, species conservation and public awareness of biodiversity.
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