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Rainforest cams located at the Metropolitan Nature Park
in Panama City and at Barro Colorado Island, brought to
you by the Smithsonian
Tropical Research Institute. |
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Catch a glimpse of the interactions among the Zoo's seven western lowland
gorillas, three females and four males, who live in two groups. |
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You can see the Zoo's Asian elephants live in our cam,
which sometimes looks to their outdoor habitat and other
times looks into Shanthi's and Kandula's indoor enclosure.
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This cam offers a look into the outdoor habitat of the
Zoo's Sumatran tigers. |
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Think Thank is connected to Great Ape House by the Orangutan
Transportation System, or O-line, which orangutans use
to commute between the buildings. |
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The Micro Theatre at the Invertebrate Exhibit introduces
organisms too small to see without the aid of a microscope.
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See who has stopped by our feeder at the. Birds, squirrels,
chipmunks are among our visitors.
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Watch these crocodilians underwater at the Reptile House.
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The flamingo's water is heated during the winter months,
so you may see steam rising from the pool as the warm
water reacts to the cold air. |
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Giant pandas are among the best recognized--but rarest--animals
in the world. With over 20 cameras, a virtual visit to
Mei
Xiang and Tian Tian habitat is a must see. |
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This is a live view of one of the four main exhibit pools
at the Amazonia rainforest exhibit. You may see pirarucu,
redtailed catfish, and pacu. |
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As the name implies, naked mole-rats are fascinating
creatures. See if you can observe how their lifestyle
resembles that of ants. |
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As the name implies, watch the octopus in action. If you
are lucky, you can catch a demo. |
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View the activity at the Conservation & Research Center's
Black-footed Ferret breeding facility. |
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Documents the creation of a sacred sand painting for healing
and protection
(Archived Cam) |
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