Located in the south of Peng Zu Garden in Xuzhou City, Xuzhou Zoo is the second largest zoo in Jiangsu Province. The animal park covers an area of 1 10 mu, and has more than 30 groups of animal cages with different shapes and styles, with 8/kloc-0 species of animals.

Peng Zu Garden, one of the key urban construction projects in Xuzhou, was closed on March 20 10, and the zoo in the scenic area will be relocated in addition to removing fences and landscaping. The project was completed in 20 15 1 1 month.

Xuzhou Zoo, located in Peng Zu Garden, will be moved as the second promotion project. It is understood that the location of the new zoo is located in Hushan, south of the new campus of Mining University, covering an area of about 2,000 mu. Plans to build a wildlife park.

Main exhibition area.

The national protected animals on display in Xuzhou Zoo are: Siberian tiger, leopard, brown bear, black bear, elk, red panda, macaque, hummingmonkey, sika deer, red deer, red-crowned crane, white-naped crane, demoiselle crane, white crane, grey crane, golden pheasant, silver pheasant and python.

There are more than 80 species and 800 species of exotic animals such as giraffes, African lions, zebras, ostriches and emus on display. Rare animals such as giant pandas, Asian elephants, kangaroos, chimpanzees, rhinoceroses, polar bears, giraffes, hippos and penguins are also on rent. Xuzhou Zoo is at the leading level in the province in terms of artificial breeding and feeding of cubs of Siberian tigers and African lions.

The topographical features of Xuzhou Zoo are wide from east to west and narrow from northwest. The midwest is an artificial lake with an area of 10 mu-Swan Lake. Along the roads and parks around Swan Lake, there are more than 30 groups of animal cages with different shapes and styles.

According to the species of animals, * * * is divided into six sub-zones: beast zone, herbivore zone, bird zone, Swan Lake zone, reptile pavilion and animal performance pavilion, as well as two characteristic parks: Tongqu Park and Monkey Mountain.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Xuzhou Zoo.