Louise later died on July 29, 2014, from unknown causes. Josh the African lion was permanently transferred to the Birmingham Zoo in April 2022 as part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' Species Survival Plan. Exhibits Africa Live! Africa Live! is the San Antonio Zoo's newest exhibit. Consisting of three phases, Africa Live! gives guests a chance to experience Lake Tanganyika and Lake Malawi. Guests can observe the hippopotamus, Nile crocodile, and African cichlids through underwater viewing windows. Also found in Africa Live! are the Angola colobus, okapi, African wild dog, rock hyrax, Wolf's mona monkey, and various species of birds. Phase III of Africa Live will consist of new or remodeled exhibits for African elephants, zebras, giraffes, and white rhinoceroses. In November 2015, the zoo opened a remodeled Giraffe exhibit with a feeding station and other animals like zebras and ostriches will move in with them. In February 2019, the zoo opened a remodeled white rhino exhibit with two new females. African Savanna African Savanna takes visitors through a rocky, arid expanse, backed by natural limestone walls. African Plains hosts a number of animals including the zebra, ostrich, marabou stork, sitatunga and waterbuck. Visitors may now also feed the giraffes. African Plains Right across from the Savanna, visitors can observe the white rhinoceros and guineafowl. Continuing the walk uphill, the zoo displays cheetahs, as well as smaller animals such as the dik-dik, duiker, and bateleur eagle. Big Cat Valley Visitors head straight from the Plains to the Valley. As you head back down the hill, you'll come across addaxes, dama gazelles, warthogs, giant anteaters, bush dogs, lions and Sumatran tigers. Neotropica Neotropica houses the zoo's South American plants and animals. The zoo's main waterway makes up a large portion of Amazonia. The jaguar habitat is located within Amazonia. The exhibit is also home to New World monkeys including golden lion tamarins, golden-headed lion tamarins, Panamanian white-faced capuchins, and white-faced sakis. Other animals include yellow anaconda, Cuvier's dwarf caiman, Seba's short-tailed bat, and the king vulture. Cat Grottos A cave-like area for visitors to walk through. It houses the zoo's smaller cats, such as a fishing cat, black-footed cats, clouded leopards, and a caracal. Also located here are a few mammals that look similar to cats: ringtail cat, fossa, and a northern treeshrew. The Grottos Close to the entrance, this area has several grottos that house the zoo's two