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Celebrate our Tiger Takeover at the Plaza Stage with live shows, interactive games and family fun throughout the day

Discover something new in this family-friendly live show from our education team. With fascinating wildlife stories and engaging demonstrations, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Celebrate our Tiger Takeover at the Plaza Stage with live shows, interactive games and family fun throughout the day

Step into the fascinating world of the Humboldt penguins with our talk and feed. Join our Ranger at the penguin habitat to learn all about the Humboldt penguins, whilst our Keeper dishes out the penguin's fish to the flock.

Come inside to the Butterfly House to chat to one of our wonderful keepers about all things Butterflies, Moths and Birds!

Join a knowledgeable Ranger over at our Sumatran tiger habitat to learn all about this fantastic species and why we're celebrating them this summer.

Think you know your stuff? Be at the Plaza Stage at 14:30 every day for our animal-themed family quiz. Put your knowledge to the test, spin the mega prize wheel and see what Twycross Zoo prize you could win.

Prepare for a captivating journey into the world of one of the planet's longest-living creatures, the Aldabra tortoise. Twycross Zoo invites you to a special talk and feed where you’ll learn about these gentle giants and their extraordinary lives. 

Join us for an exciting, educational talk with one of our fascinating big cats! Each day, our talk board will display which magnificent big cat will be featured. Whether it's the rarest big cat the Amur leopard, the critically endangered Sumatran tiger or the elusive 'ghost of the mountain' the snow leopard, you will gain insights into their habitats, behaviours, and conservation efforts.

Join a knowledgeable Ranger over at our Sumatran tiger habitat to learn all about this fantastic species and why we're celebrating them this summer.

Discover the fascinating world of ring-tailed lemurs and learn why these iconic primates are ruled by females, how they use their famous striped tails to communicate, and what makes life in a lemur troop so unique.