Mammals

The exhibition in the Mammals Hall is arranged in two modules. In the first, L-shaped located module, are presented the species of the Bulgarian tritofauna. The showcase begins with an imitation of a cave with bats and ends with sea habitats of dolphins and seals. This hall recreates the natural habitats of typical Bulgarian species: European pine marten (No.30), Chamois (No.33), mouflon (No.34), fox (No.26), wolf (No.27) and some rare species of the Bulgarian fauna: Eurasian lynx (№ 38), monk seal (No.36) and European free-tailed bat (No.5). The highlight of this showcase is the largest brown bear on the Balkan peninsula (No.29), awarded with a gold medal, and a roe deer (No.32), awarded with a silver medal for the country.

The second module presents exotic species from all over the world. A large part of these species is represented by the big cats family: Tiger (No.1), Puma (No.6), Leopard (No.2), Lion (No.4), Amur leopard - one of the rarest animals on the planet(No.16), ocelot (No.5). Particularly interesting are also other exotic species - white bear, American bison, wild ass, Bactrian camel and others.