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Type of place
Habitat
Area
London
Status
Open

Escape to warmer climes in London Zoo’s Rainforest Life, our exciting indoor exhibit - including an amazing nocturnal experience. 

Enter London’s only living rainforest where you can come face-to-face with a variety of amazing rainforest species including monkeys, sloths, and tamanduas. 

Then step out of the light and down into the Nightlife habitat, where you’ll discover the nocturnal wonders who make the dark their home. 

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Who lives in Rainforest Life?

Meet some of our fascinating rainforest residents: 

  • Baby sloth born Nova holding onto Mum Marilyn

    Baby sloth, Nova

  • Adult sloth holding onto a branch in Rainforest Life at London Zoo

    Linne's two-toed sloth

  • Golden headed lion tamarin sitting on branches in London Zoo's Rainforest Life exhibit

    Golden headed lion tamarin

  • A tamandua sleeping in a tree in London Zoo's Rainforest Life exhibit

    Tamandua sleeping in a tree

  • Red titi monkey walking along a tree branch in London Zoo's rainforest exhibit

    Red titi monkey

  • A red-faced spider monkey at London Zoo

    Red-faced spider monkey

Meet the Monkeys at London Zoo

Get up close to the monkeys in Rainforest Life with a Meet the Monkeys experience 

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  • Baby sloth born Nova holding onto Mum Marilyn
    12 January 2023

    Baby sloth born at London Zoo in 2023

    London Zoo celebrates not so slow start to the year with birth of adorable baby sloth.

  • Adult sloth holding onto a branch in Rainforest Life at London Zoo

    London Zoo Map

    Find Rainforest Life in London Zoo's Pink Zone

  • Marilyn the sloth at London Zoo
    Linne's two-toed sloth

    Linne's two-toed sloth

    Find out more about our Linne's two-toed sloths

  • Adult sloth hanging from a tree at London Zoo

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  • Nightlife graphic with a photo of a slow loris on an illustrated forest at night background
    Tiptoe into the forest after dark

    Nightlife

    Step into the forest after dark and get up close to enchanting species who welcome the night.

  • Marilyn the sloth at London Zoo
    Choloepus didactylus

    Linne's two-toed sloth

    A sloths’ internal organs, such as the heart, spleen, and liver are all arranged to accommodate living upside-down. 

  • Baby sloth born Nova holding onto Mum Marilyn
    12 January 2023

    Baby sloth born at London Zoo in 2023

    London Zoo celebrates not so slow start to the year with birth of adorable baby sloth.

  • Red titi monkey at Rainforest Life London Zoo
    Callicebus cupreu

    Red titi monkey

    These monkeys mate for life and the male is the main childcare provider, carrying the infant on their back.

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