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The Dortmund Zoo is in the south of the city center next to the Rombergpark and has an unusually large number of species from South America. The Zoo is engaged in breeding programmes for South American animals like giant anteaters, giant otters and tamanduas, a relative of the anteater. There are more giant otters at Dortmund Zoo than any other zoo in the world, and a whole building is devoted to them. Elsewhere, the three-storey Amazon building has a humid environment allowing rainforest plants to flourish, while its enclosures and glass cases contain giant spiders, primates, birds, reptiles and sloths.
Dortmund Zoo is one of the most popular destinations in Dortmund and the region. About 1,600 animals of 173 species live here. The parkland with its old trees and various animal houses makes a visit to the zoo an unforgettable experience for the whole family, whatever the weather.
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