previously lived at the zoo, is also present in the building. Walk-through Aviary Located directly east of the Reptile House, the three-domed walk-through aviary is relatively new construction. Entry to the aviary is not included in general admission ticket of the zoo. Species housed in this enclosure include various species of pheasants, Indian peafowl and demoiselle cranes. As of 2015 the Walk-through Aviary was not open to the public. Chimpanzee Island This is a large moated enclosure located south of the waterfowl lake that was originally created to house the zoo's chimpanzee, but because of deaths of all but one of the chimpanzees, this enclosure currently houses a pair of Himalayan brown bears. Urial hillock Located on west of, and right in front of the entrance to, the Reptile House, is a small naturally created hill that is home to urials and mouflons held in two separate enclosures. Others Other notable animals found at Lahore Zoo include giraffes, mugger crocodiles, blackbucks, nilgais, red deer, hog deer, guanacos, plains zebra, ostrich, emus and southern cassowary, vulturine guineafowl. Exotic flora Lahore Zoo has about 1280 trees of 71 species. Many of the exotic species have information boards to promote education. Some of these are listed below: Alstonia scholaris - locally termed ditabark - native to India and Pakistan Bombax ceiba- sunbal or silk cotton tree - native to Himalayas Callistemon citrinus - bottle brush - native to Australia Dalbergia sissoo - shisham - native to India and Pakistan Delonix regia - gulmohar - native to Madagascar Erythrina suberosa - coral or gul nister - native to Myanmar Ficus benghalensis - banyan - native to Bangladesh Ficus religiosa - pipal - native to India and Pakistan Ficus retusa - bobari - native to Malaysia Kigelia africana - gul-e-fanoos or sausage - native to Africa Livistona chinensis - bottle palm - native to China Mangifera indica - aam - native to India and Pakistan Mimusops elengi - molsery - native to Pakistan Pongamia pinnata - sukh chayn or Indian beech - native to Himalayas Syzygium cumini - jamu - native to India and Pakistan Ziziphus zizyphus - jujube - native to Himalayas Safari park Lahore Zoo Safari was opened on January 21, 2009, a renovation of Lahore Wildlife Park (also called Woodland Wildlife Park) which was established in 1982. The Safari Park is located near Raiwind Road about from the Lahore Zoo. The species