Daily talks at London Zoo
Get closer to nature and learn more about animals from across the world. Our daily animal talks share the latest understanding of endangered species, their habitats, and how we can protect them.
These talks are subject to change, please check our ‘What’s On’ boards when you arrive for accurate timings and additional pop-up talks throughout the day.
Don’t miss any of our scheduled daily talks with the London Zoo app. Offering handy reminder notifications and directions directly to the talk location.
Daily events
Gibbon Talk
See our gibbons swing through the trees and enjoy a spot of breakfast as we give you all the fun facts on these amazing apes.
Tiger Talk
Prowl through tiger territory to discover more about these powerful predators.
Capybara Talk
Learn about how the world's largest rodents are perfectly adapted for life above and below the water.
Super Species Live - flying birds demonstration
Get up close and personal with astonishing species from around the world and find out how their natural behaviours help them thrive in the wild. (Please note this is weather dependent).
Otter and Dwarf Mongoose Talk
Sociable, intelligent, cute and fierce, learn about our otters' favourite snacks and how dwarf mongooses are small but deadly.
Super Species Live - flying birds demonstration
Get up close and personal with astonishing species from around the world and find out how their natural behaviours help them thrive in the wild. (Please note this is weather dependent).
Lion Talk
Meet our pride of Asiatic lions and learn about how we're helping to protect them in their last remaining wild stronghold.
Babirusa Talk
Learn more about these adorably wrinkly hogs dubbed "the world's ugliest pigs".
Lemur Talk
Join our cheeky troop of lemurs for an afternoon snack whilst learning more about these unique primates.
Penguin Talk
How deep can a penguin dive? Why are penguins black and white? Find out as our penguins enjoy a fishy snack!
Discover thousands of amazing animals at London Zoo, from tiny leafcutter ants to our giant silverback gorilla.
