Reviews of Rainforest Life (Zoo)

Outer Cir, London NW1 4RY, United Kingdom

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Here you have the feddbacks of real people like you who are buying the products and services of Rainforest Life (Zoo) near London (Canada).

Now the business has a score of 4.1 stars out of 5 and that rating has been based on 34 reviews.

You may have noticed that the average score it has is high, and it is based on a high number of scores, so we can conclude that the rating is very accurate. If there are many people who bothered to give their review when they've done well with the business, it works.

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This Zoo belongs to the category of Zoo.

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REVIEWS OF Rainforest Life IN London

hello pushii

Poor

Andrejus Moksinas

David Emad

EdithG Mbanza

Lots things to see

Ghost_Rabz

Wisdom

Tere GB

Bhavesh Mistry

Kerry Chaney

Paulo Silva

Ayush Gupta

worth a visit

TARAN MATHUR

Christopher Hodds

Solid exhibit, I was not expecting to be able to get this close to such a wide range of animals, plus sloths are great

Jan Wagner

Karen Van Dijk

liked my day out here

IIvAnIMaL

I was attacked by a native tribe and I was chased into a severely deforested area.

Elizabeth walker

best place to go f it is cold and raining in zsl zoo, most of the animals are free roaming so you get to get nice and close. its warm and relitevly dry but quiet humid as it is a rain forest walk-though exhibit. there is always staff you are able to ask any questions to if needed and places to sit down at the entrance. please dont touch the animals and by the way this is where the sloths a slow loris are

Danveer Kasera

(Translated) Radhey Krishna. (Original) Radhey Krishna.

MICHAEL KARAMALLIS

It was warm and nice inside.

Paul George

Not enough animal

Airav Kathariya

Located inside the London Zoo in Regents Park, Rainforest Life is an amazing indoor tropical rainforest. There are free roaming sloths,tamanduas, monkeys, fruit bats and birds all around you.It would have been nice if the mongooses and striped tree squirrels had larger exhibits, but that is okay. There is also an indoor viewing area for Goeldi’s monkeys and pied tamarins. If you don’t see them,don't worry:they have outdoor exhibits near the meerkats and otters where you can view them. There are also red-faced spider monkeys living in an outdoor exhibit, but that can only be viewed from inside. It would have been nice if they had an indoor exhibit. The basement is known as Nocturnal Life, and is home to many exotic nocturnal species, including aye-ayes, Seba’s short tailed fruit bat, cave blind fish, Australian water rats, slow loris and bush babies. Rainforest Life is highly recommended if you are visiting the Zoo, and no visit to the exhibit is complete if you dont meet the resident baby sloth, Edward, or the baby tamandua.