Hanover Zoo is a zoological park located in the city of Hanover, in the northwestern part of Germany. Spread across 22 hectares, it is home to about 3,000 animals spanning over 200 species. The zoo is divided into themed areas, such as the Zambezi River, Gorilla-Mountain, Outback, Yukon Bay, and Jungle Palace, each designed to mimic the natural habitats of the animals. The Zoo's highlights include the immersive experiences such as a boat ride on the Zambezi River and underwater viewing areas in Yukon Bay where visitors can see polar bears and seals. The zoo focuses on conservation and education, with a strong emphasis on species protection and breeding of endangered animals. It is also known for its walking paths amidst lush landscaping and interactive exhibits. The zoo provides a family-friendly and entertaining environment where visitors can learn about wildlife and conservation efforts. It regularly hosts events and presentations to engage visitors of all ages, making it not just a place to see animals but also an educational and interactive experience.