Living Desert Zoo and Gardens is divided into regions, each housing animals from three continents. African Safari Featured animals include: Abyssinian ground hornbill Arabian oryx African wild dog Cheetah Fennec fox Grévy's zebra Giraffe Grey crowned crane Helmeted guineafowl Kori bustard Ostrich Greater kudu Addra gazelle Cuvier's gazelle Slender-horned gazelle Addax Dromedary camel Amur leopard Striped hyena Bat-eared fox Serval Cape porcupine Common warthog Leopard tortoise Eastern black rhinoceros Springbok Waterbuck Klipspringer Cape vulture Great white pelican Pink-backed pelican Banded mongoose Common dwarf mongoose Naked mole-rat Wilds of North America Featured animals include: Bald eagle Desert bighorn sheep American badger Bobcat Caracal Island fox Kit fox Swift fox Ringtail Chacoan peccary Coyote Golden eagle Jaguar Mountain lion Mexican wolf Peninsular pronghorn White-nosed coati Common chuckwalla Desert tortoise Australian Adventures Australian Adventures is an immersive, walk-through habitat. Guests enter the habitat with the wallabies Featured animals include: Bennett's wallaby Emu Woylie Budgerigar Short-beaked echidna Blue-tongued skink Central bearded dragon Centralian carpet python Frilled-neck lizard Olive python Laughing kookaburra Tawny frogmouth Yellow-footed rock-wallaby Gardens and plant habitats The North American desert gardens include re-creations of a variety of desert plant community ecosystems: Mojave Desert – Joshua tree (Yucca brevifolia) habitat and Eastern Mojave Cima volcanic field habitat. Chihuahuan Desert – Rio Grande-Big Bend (New Mexico-Texas) and northern Mexican Plateau (Mexico) habitats. Sonoran Desert – Sonora, Mexico Madrean foothills habitat, Yuma Desert-southwest Arizona habitat and Vizcaíno Desert-Baja California Desert habitat gardens. Colorado Desert (Sonoran Desert sub-region) – desert mountains habitat of the indigenous elevation landscape, the Cahuilla Ethnobotanic Garden of the locally indigenous Cahuilla people, and focus areas representing the Lower Colorado River Valley habitat and the Colorado-Sonoran Desert natural springs, ponds, and riparian habitats. Specialized focus gardens include: Agave Garden – More than 100 species of Agaves from throughout the Western Hemisphere. Aloe Garden – African aloes. East African Garden – large collection of native East African plants and trees, one of the larger collections of African plant species in North America. Euphorbia Garden – African Euphorbias. Aviary Oasis – Coachella Valley native desert palm oasis, with California fan palms (Washingtonia filifera) surrounding a walk in aviary. Barrel Cactus garden – Ferocactus species. Hummingbird Garden – plants that attract hummingbirds. Johnston Cactus Garden – various specimen cacti on display. Madagascar Garden – xeric plants endemic-unique to Madagascar. Mallow Garden – small collection of desert mallows. McDonald Butterfly and Wildflower Garden – nectar