Utah's Hogle Zoo
Small Animal Building
Our Small Animal Building (SAB) houses numerous species of small birds, reptiles, mammals, amphibians, and spiders.
Our Small Animal Building (SAB) houses numerous species of small birds, reptiles, mammals, amphibians, and spiders.
The SAB has a little something for everyone. This building is a must-see for reptile lovers as it is home to more than 30 species of snakes and lizards. During the summer months, Aldabra Tortoises and Siamese Crocodiles can be found basking in the sun in the outdoor yard. For mammal fanatics, the SAB houses red foxes just outside the western doors. Finally, for lovebirds and bird lovers, the SAB is also home to many tropical bird species that are located in the free-flight rainforest.
In the Small Animal Building you will find:
Amphibians
Frogs and toads are just the beginning. Learn about Utah’s Hogle Zoo’s conservation efforts of local Boreal Toad populations here!
Arachnids
These not-so-scary, 8-legged friends are sure to spark your interest. Learn about how tarantulas and scorpions benefit eco-systems and are vital to the animal kingdom.
Birds
Our feathered friends that call the Small Animal Building home include parakeets, finches, ibis, hornbills, woodpeckers, cardinals, and burrowing owls.
Mammals
Those smaller mammals like the hyrax, sloth, small cats, porcupines, and even bats can be found here.
Reptiles
There’s a wide variety of reptiles housed here. From turtles, tortoises, lizards, and snakes of every size. Don’t miss the biggest reptiles, our Siamese Crocodiles!