Lincoln Park Zoo


Opened in 1997, the 32,000-square-foot Regenstein Small Mammal-Reptile House features about 200 small mammals, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates and birds, coexisting in naturalistic, mixed-species habitats. While surrounded by wildlife, visitors can experience the climates, conditions and animals of four continents: South America, Africa, Asia and Australia.

The building’s two main areas, the Gallery and the Ecosystem, were designed to exhibit some of the world’s most remarkable animals and to teach people about the importance of preserving endangered species and their native habitats.

Anura
Dyeing poison arrow frog
Oriental fire-bellied toad
Solomon Islands leaf frog
Araneae
King baboon spider
Carnivora
Dwarf mongoose
Sand cat
Caudata
Axolotl
Emperor newt
Chiroptera
Egyptian fruit bat
Straw-colored fruit bat
Cichlidae
Giant guapote
Red devil cichlid
Cingulata
La Plata three-banded armadillo
Crocodylia
Dwarf caiman
Dwarf crocodile
Spectacled caiman
Hymenoptera
Leafcutter ant
Marsupialia
Brush-tailed bettong
Parma wallaby
Sugar glider
Piciformes
Green aracari
Pilosa
Hoffman's two-toed sloth
Primates
Black howler monkey
Cotton-top tamarin
Golden-headed lion-tamarin
Pygmy slow loris
White-faced saki monkey
Rodentia
Bushy-tailed jird
Naked mole rat
Patagonian cavy
Sauria
Black tree monitor
Caiman lizard
Henkel's leaf-tailed gecko
Mexican beaded lizard
Prehensile-tailed skink
Scheltopusik
Standing's day gecko
Serpentes
Aruba Island rattlesnake
Dumeril's ground boa
Eastern massasauga rattlesnake
Kenyan sand boa
Testudinata
Radiated tortoise
Red-footed tortoise
Spider tortoise
Three-toed box turtle
Yellow-spotted Amazon River turtle