Батыс Мидленд сафари паркінің жануарлар әлемі

Safari park in Worcestershire, England

On 8 February 2024 the safari announced it would be adding the 's' to Midland and renaming West Midlands Safari Park.

The African Plain is home to the southern white rhino, common eland, ellipsen waterbuck, African forest buffalo, red lechwe, Burchell's zebra, Grevy's zebra, giraffe and Ankole cattle.

The Grasslands section is home to Persian fallow deer and Barbary sheep. This year, they also added the Blesbok to the park as well.

Wild Woods is home to a group of dholes.

Wild Asia is home to banteng, blackbuck, Formosan sika deer, Philippine spotted deer and barasingha. The Realm of the Indian rhino is home to four Indian rhinoceroses. On 8 September 2020, an Indian rhinoceros calf was born, a first for the park.

White Tiger Ridge was removed during a change in road layout in 2019. All tigers are now located in the Tiger Reserve located in the Eurasian Reserve.

Cheetah Plains is the UK's largest drive by Cheetah reserve.

The African Wild Dog Reserve is home to a group of African wild dogs.

Realm of the Lions is a fully landscaped reserve and off road track featuring a pride of African lions.

Kingdom of the White Lions is home to a pride of rare white lions.

Eurasian Reserve is home to Javan banteng, nilgai and Père David's deer. The Tiger Reserve is home to Bengal tigers and endangered Sumatran tigers.

Elephant Valley is home to the safari's African elephants. In 2021, the construction of a new elephant reserve was completed. Currently the park holds one elephant: That being Five, as Sutton had moved to a different park.

Formerly the elephants' enclosure, Borderlands is home to a herd of Bactrian camels.

West Midland Safari Park is known for its efforts in conservation. The park contains many animals that are on the IUCN's Endangered or Critically Endangered list. In May 2014, the park's Elephant Valley became home to the first male African elephant successfully born as the result of artificial insemination in the UK.

OpenedNameManufacturerDescription 1985 Congo Carousel Robert Tidman Classic gallopers ride, operated previously at Happy Hour Amusement Park, Colwyn Bay 1986 Jungle Swings A classic chair o plane ride 1986 Jungle Cat Dodgems I. E. Park Cat themed dodgems 2006 Venom Tower Drop Fabbri A 105ft drop tower ride similar to Detonator at Thorpe Park, but half of the train is taken off the ride. 1996 Zambezi Water Splash Reverchon Industries A standard two drop log flume 2002 Black Fly Fabbri A frisbee ride similar to Sky Force at Flambards Theme Park 1992 Dr. Umboto's Catacombs Supercar A ghost train ride 2004 Jumbo Parade Fabbri An elephant themed jets ride cheaper version of Dumbo At Disneyland 1983 Pirate Ship HUSS Park Attractions A classic pirate ship ride similar to The Bounty At Drayton Manor and The Blade At Alton Towers 1995 Hurtling Hippos Bakker Denies A polyp ride, formerly named Tarantula, Spider and Cape Octopus; operated previously at Codona's Amusement Park 1992 Rhinocoaster Vekoma A junior rollercoaster formerly named Rollerskater 1988 African Big Apple Pinfari An MB28 junior rollercoaster 1998 Monkey Mayhem Reverchon Industries A spinning wild mouse roller coaster, formerly named Walls Twister Coaster 1999/2000 Slippery Snake Slide Chris Randall A snake themed tube slide 2014 Kong Zamperla A gorilla themed Mega Disk'O 2023 Dino Dashers

NameOpenedClosedManufacturerDescription Cobra 1985 1991 Vekoma A standard Vekoma boomerang replaced with the Rhinocoaster Safari Express 1979 2014 Severn Lamb A 2mm narrow gauge train that took passengers from the amusement park to the car park. Closed in 2014 to make way for the dinosaur exhibit. Shark Island 2009 2022 Shenyang Chuangqi A. E. An interactive water roundabout Wild River Rafting 2006 2023 Fabbri Group a river rapids ride

This is the UK's largest animatronic dinosaur attraction, opened in 2015.

This is the UK's largest animatronic creator attraction to feature ice age animals. It opened in 2018.

Discovery Trail consists of mostly indoor exhibits and includes animal encounters. Visitors can come near small exotic creatures while under the observation of staff members. Encounter animals include ferrets, lesser hedgehog tenrecs and long tailed chinchillas.

Penguin Cove is home to Humboldt penguins. Their enclosure includes a pool with a semi submerged beach, sculptures, penguin house and public viewing areas.

This new heated indoor exhibit is home to a flock of Rainbow lorikeets. A specially designed walkthrough enclosure includes eco heating to maintain a temperature of 18°C.

Creepy Crawlies is the park's insect house and contains a small range of animals such as tarantulas, Goliath birdeater spiders, leafcutter ants, locusts, Madagascar hissing cockroaches and scorpions.

The park's reptile house was formerly named after the famous herpetologist Mark O'Shea, who occasionally performed during the reptile encounter events. Reptiles in this exhibit include the alligator snapping turtle, American alligator, amethystine python, beaded lizard, black rat snake, Borneo short tailed python, Cuban crocodile, Eastern diamondback rattlesnake, Egyptian cobra, frill necked lizard, green anaconda, green and black poison dart frog, green tree python, Jamaican boa, king cobra, malagasy giant hognose snake, Nile crocodile, red eyed crocodile skink, red eyed treefrog, red tailed green ratsnake, reticulated python, Saharan horned viper and western diamondback rattlesnake.

The Sea Lion Theatre is a 525 seat venue that allows visitors to see the parks’ Californian sea lions performing tricks in a 25 minute show.

SeaQuarium is the park's aquarium, containing a wide variety of exotic fish. This is also the park's chain attraction. Some of the animals include Asian arowana, Bermuda blue angelfish, chocolate chip star, clownfish, common carp, emperor angelfish, gold spotted spinefoot, honeycomb moray, long spine porcupinefish, orangespine, unicornfish, orbicular batfish, pangas catfish, queen coris , red bellied pacu, red bellied piranha, Red Sea sailfin tang, redtail catfish, redtoothed triggerfish, reef stonefish, Siberian sturgeon, small spotted catshark, snowflake moray, spotted sailfin suckermouth catfish, spotted unicornfish, tambaqui, Vlamingii tang, white spotted puffer and zebra moray.

The Twilight Cave is a walkthrough exhibit containing free flying Rodrigues fruit bats and Seba's leaf nosed bats. Nocturnal exhibits within this area are home to night monkeys.

The African Village is an interactive walkthrough area allowing visitors to see African village wildlife and a replica African village home. The Goat Walk contains a walkthrough area containing Cameroon sheep, pygmy goats and Somali sheep.

This exhibit is home to a large mob of meerkats.

This is the largest walkthrough lemur wood in the UK, with three lemur species: ring tailed, white fronted brown and red bellied.

A large number of lakes may be found in the amusement area. One of these has become home to the largest pod of hippos in the UK.

Further up the bank from the Goat Walk there is a group of ostriches. Addax were formerly held here.