A-Z Exotic Animal Adventures takes pride in making sure the animals come first. Each animal is another part of our family. We are happy to provide the public with clean, healthy and well mannered animals.
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Arabian Dromedary Camel
Camelus dromedarius
Dromedary camels have one hump. This one hump can store up to 80lbs of fat which can later be broken down into water and energy if needed. The Dromedary camel can reach up to 7ft tall and weigh about 1,600 lbs.
Spider Monkey
Name: Cody
Spider Monkeys are native to the rain forests of Central and South America. An average life span for a spider monkey is about 22 years. They grow about 14-26" and weigh about 13lbs.
Spider Monkey-Female
Name: Katie
Females typically give birth to a single baby every 2-5 years. Spider monkeys have long lanky arms with no thumbs but an even longer very powerful tail which they can grip things with.
Nilgai Antelope
The Nilgai antelope is native to India and are the largest Asian antelope. They range from about 4-5ft. and weigh up to 550lbs. If chased a Nilgai can run up to 29mph.
The Nilgai antelope is native to India and are the largest Asian antelope. They range from about 4-5ft. and weigh up to 550lbs. If chased a Nilgai can run up to 29mph.
Red Kangaroo
Red kangaroos are native to Australian deserts and grasslands. Red Kangaroos can weigh up to 200lb.s and live up to 23 years.
The male Red Kangaroo can grow to the size of a 6ft. man. The female Red Kangaroo is smaller, and faster than the males. They also have a blue hued coat. Females have one baby at a time and at birth it is about the size of a cherry.
Red kangaroos are native to Australian deserts and grasslands. Red Kangaroos can weigh up to 200lb.s and live up to 23 years.
The male Red Kangaroo can grow to the size of a 6ft. man. The female Red Kangaroo is smaller, and faster than the males. They also have a blue hued coat. Females have one baby at a time and at birth it is about the size of a cherry.
Miniature Donkey
Miniature donkeys are native to the Mediterranean Islands of Sicily and Sardinia. Miniature donkeys can range from about 26" up to 36" tall and they can live to be 30-35 years old.
They are very affectionate animals. They like the attention and when they are not getting enough they will bay and make other funny sounds to get the attention of everyone around.
Miniature donkeys are native to the Mediterranean Islands of Sicily and Sardinia. Miniature donkeys can range from about 26" up to 36" tall and they can live to be 30-35 years old.
They are very affectionate animals. They like the attention and when they are not getting enough they will bay and make other funny sounds to get the attention of everyone around.
Zebra
Zebras are native to Africa and are very distinct, social animals. They have stripes much like human fingerprints because no two stripes are the same. Zebras have an average lifespan of 25 years. They range from 3-5ft tall and their weight ranges from 400-1,000lbs.
Zebras are native to Africa and are very distinct, social animals. They have stripes much like human fingerprints because no two stripes are the same. Zebras have an average lifespan of 25 years. They range from 3-5ft tall and their weight ranges from 400-1,000lbs.
Wildebeest (Gnu)
Wildebeest are native to Africa and they are part of the antelope family. They have an average lifespan of 20 years. They can reach 4-5ft. tall and can weigh up to 550lbs. Within minutes of being born a baby calf is able to walk and within only days they are able to keep up with their heard.
Wildebeest are native to Africa and they are part of the antelope family. They have an average lifespan of 20 years. They can reach 4-5ft. tall and can weigh up to 550lbs. Within minutes of being born a baby calf is able to walk and within only days they are able to keep up with their heard.
Zebu
Zebu are thought to be one of the oldest breeds of cattle in the world. Zebus thrive in hot weather and are native to Southern India and Asia.
Zebu are thought to be one of the oldest breeds of cattle in the world. Zebus thrive in hot weather and are native to Southern India and Asia.
