ALL-NEW Multi-Story Ford Expedition Asia
Immerse yourself in a breathtaking multi-story rainforest inspired by the enchanting Asian cloud forest ecosystem. Spanning a massive 10,890 sq. ft., this captivating habitat invites guests on an unforgettable journey through diverse rainforest layers, from the serene mangrove-lined riverbanks to the lush, mist-shrouded canopy above.
Clouded Leopards
These elusive, tree-dwelling big cats have the largest canine teeth relative to head size of any wild cat, making them the stealthy, mysterious hunters of the rainforest canopy.
INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS
Climb, explore, and discover in a hands-on adventure where towering play structures mimic the rainforest canopy, and interactive displays bring science to life—sparking curiosity, imagination, and a lifelong love for learning!
Komodo Dragon
The world’s largest lizard, armed with serrated teeth and potent bite, prowls its domain with the patience of an ancient predator, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
ARCHITECTURE
This multi-level environment evokes the organic forms of a cloudforest, immersing guests in an awe-inspiring experience shaped by ancient ruins and the dense forest canopy.
Asian Small-Clawed Otters
Playful, social, and endlessly curious, these tiny otters use their dexterous paws to crack open shells and solve puzzles in their watery world.
BANYAN TREE
The Banyan tree can grow so broad because of its root system. Rather than growing underground, its roots grow from its branches, so it’s always growing outward.
Tree Kangaroos
Gravity-defying marsupials effortlessly leap between branches, blending the agility of a monkey with the charm of a kangaroo!
TROPICAL FRESHWATER
The crystal-clear, warm waters of tropical freshwater ecosystems are full of life, providing a vibrant habitat for a diverse array of colorful tropical fish. These fish inhabit lush aquatic plants, creating a rich underwater landscape.
Exotic Fish & River Creatures
From shimmering river giants to stealthy bottom-dwellers, these aquatic wonders thrive in the ever-moving waters of the rainforest, each playing a crucial role in the delicate balance of their ecosystem.