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Oregon Zoo

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Portland. 1000 animals from 200 species on 64 acres. General information, animal photos, descriptions, videos, webcams and behind the scenes photos and information.

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Welcome to the Oregon Zoo! Operating for more than 100 years, we're helping to inspire our community to create a better future for wildlife.
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