MAMMALS
Find out more about some of the wonderful mammals staying with us at Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park, Ipswich in Suffolk.
Or better still, book yourself a ticket and come and see them up close for yourself.
Find out more about some of the wonderful mammals staying with us at Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park, Ipswich in Suffolk.
Or better still, book yourself a ticket and come and see them up close for yourself.
The Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur is a critically endangered species that is found in the wild in eastern rainforests of Madagascar.... come and see them at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park, Ipswich, Suffolk
The most recognised of all lemurs because of it long, black and white ringed tail, the Ring-tailed Lemur is endemic to Madagascar... come and see them at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park, Ipswich, Suffolk
Giant’s Zebra a sub species of Plains Zebra and are actually the smallest one. .. come and see them at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park, Ipswich, Suffolk
The Lowland Tapir, is one of four species of Tapir all of which are becoming increasingly endangered in the wild. Come and see them at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park
Here at Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park we have two reindeer, Dolph our male and Rowan, our female. They are often joined each year by females from other collections for breeding. Dolph enjoys having his herd of females and can be seen strutting proudly around his enclosure, keeping a watchful eye on his ladies!
Bennetts’ wallabies are marsupials that are endemic to Australia.That can live in many different habitats including rocky areas, grasslands and swamps. Come and see the real thing up close at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park
Meerkats are small mammals that are found in the African desert, despite the accents of the popular TV advert animals that may tell you different! Come and see the real thing up close at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park
Capybaras are found in South America living in small herds on grassland, tropical rainforest and wetlands. Come and see North American Raccoons up close at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park
Raccoons are known for washing their food before eating it, their latin name 'lotor' means 'washer'. Come and see North American Raccoons up close at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park












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