dine in the "Evening in the Wild" at Night Safari's only Tepee Tent. Also experience dining on the move with the Cocktail Safari Express and Gourmet Safari Express. Exhibits Tram Safari The tram takes visitors across the whole park, allowing visitors to view most of the park's larger animals. Asian elephant Asiatic lion Asian small-clawed otter Axis deer Barasingha Bharal Bornean bearded pig Cape buffalo Dhole Eld's deer Greater flamingo Himalayan tahr Hippopotamus Indian hog deer Indian muntjac Indian rhinoceros Malayan tapir Markhor North Sulawesi babirusa Sambar deer Sloth bear Spotted hyena Striped hyena White lion Fishing Cat Trail The Fishing Cat Trail features a variety of nocturnal animals mostly from Asia, North Africa and South America. Asian small-clawed otter Barasingha Binturong Black-crowned night heron Brazilian porcupine Capybara Fishing cat Gharial Giant Asian pond turtle Giant anteater Great cormorant Gray-handed night monkey Himalayan tahr Indian muntjac Kinkajou Large flying fox Little pied cormorant Maned wolf Southern three-banded armadillo Spectacled owl Spotted whistling duck Striped hyena Leopard Trail The Leopard Trail houses a variety of nocturnal animals from the rainforests of Asia like clouded leopards, a flying fox walkthrough aviary, and habitats for some native animals. The Asiatic lions are also visible from a boardwalk on the edge of the trail. Asian palm civet Asian small-clawed otter Asiatic lion Binturong Buffy fish owl Clouded leopard Collared owlet Fossa Giant pangasius Greater hog badger Indian crested porcupine Indian rhinoceros Large flying fox Leopard cat Lesser short-nosed fruit bat Malayan porcupine Masked palm civet Senegal bushbaby Small-toothed palm civet Spotted wood owl Spotted whistling duck Sunda pangolin Sunda scops owl Sunda slow loris Swamp eel East Lodge Trail This intriguing trail will lead you to the crossroad of Africa and Asia, where the animals of the savannah and the tropics live side by side. Aardvark Bongo Hippopotamus Malayan tiger North Sulawesi babirusa Northern white-faced owl Red river hog Spotted hyena Wallaby Trail Opening in 2012, this trail features a wallaby walkthrough habitat and smaller enclosures for other nocturnal Australian animals. The trail also has a large man-made cave called the Naracoorte Cave, a reconstruction of the Naracoorte Caves National Park, which has several indigenous paintings and holds invertebrates and reptiles. Four female Tasmanian devils arrived from the Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary in November 2022, part of an insurance population managed ny the Save the Tasmanian Devil Programme run by the Tasmanian Department of Natural