Woodland Park Zoo

wild cats, the adorable marsupials, to the fascinating primates, to the frightening reptiles, and everything in between, all within a few feet if you have an apartment near the Woodland Park Zoo.

The Woodland Park Zoo is broken up into several exhibits for Seattle apartment residents to explore, covering a wide range of animals and habitats. The moment you walk through the entrance, a very short distance if you have an apartment near the Woodland Park Zoo, you'll be greeted by the Northern Trail, which features animals to found in the Northern parts of the country, including brown bears, river otters, wolves, eagles, and elks. Shortly thereafter visitors will find themselves in the Australia exhibit, home to a nice collection of marsupials and other Australian animals. Right across from there, you'll find the raptor house, home to some of the fiercest fliers in the animal kingdom, including owls, vultures, hawks, eagles, and plenty more birds of prey.

The Asian Trail of Vines is found soon after, home to a number of intriguing creatures such as primates like orangutans and siamangs, as well as bizarre creatures such as pythons and tapirs, and well as some frightening tigers. Close by is the African Savannah, home to a wealth of creatures like the hippo, giraffes and lions, as well as ostriches and wild dogs. Folks from their Seattle apartments should be sure to stop by the bug house for some creepy crawly fun, before moving on to the Temperate Forest, which contains many interesting animals such as red pandas, Asian cranes, and flamingos, as well as the Rain Forest, which contains some favorite creatures, such as the lemurs, gorillas, and sloth bears.

This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to creatures you can discover on your journey. Seattle apartment residents will have to visit the park if they want the full experience for themselves, but it's sure to be one experience they won't soon forget, and you can experience it all the time with a Woodland Park Zoo apartment.