Animals at Turtle Bay

Guests can see over 64 different species of animals at Turtle Bay, many of which are native to Northern California. All of the animals at Turtle Bay are non-releasable and can no longer survive on their own in the wild.

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Parrot Playhouse

Year-round Aviary featuring colorful Lorikeets

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Water Wonders

Learn about creatures living in our Aquarium

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Adopt an Animal

Show your love and support for wildlife

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Behind the Scenes Encounters

Meet & greet with Gucci or Timber

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Our Animals

Birds

Reptiles

Invertebrates

Amphibians

Aquatics

AWARDS

Throughout the years, Turtle Bay’s animal trainers have been recognized for their progressive off-leash work with animals, being awarded the 2012 Sharing the Knowledge Award from the ABMA (Animal Behavior and Management Alliance). In 2016 trainers were awarded two awards from the IAATE (International Association of Avian Trainers and Educators), the Show Behavior of the Year and Interpretive Behavior of the Year.

CONSERVATION

Paul Bunyan's Forest Camp exhibits wild animals, many of which have been rescued and would not survive if released. Much of Northern California's natural beauty is in its widespread forests. Forests provide habitat for many of these creatures. Turtle Bay celebrates the relationship between these magnificent forests and the animals that live there. Through forestry and animal education guests will experience the close relationships we all have to our environment.