Established in 1972, it is the first public aquarium in Malaysia. Based in Zoo Negara, the entire aquarium is now centralised on a South-East Asian theme which emphasizes on conservation and education of wetland environments.

One of the largest crocodile farms in the country, it has more than 100 species of crocodiles including albinos and hunch-backed species.

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If you continue north from the Taman Mini Malaysia/Mini ASEAN, you will come to the final attraction at Air Keroh - the pleasant enclosure that houses dozens upon dozens of butterfly species, flitting about everywhere.

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This place is one of the efforts done by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks in order to protect the endangered species. Conservation work at this centre focuses on captive breeding programme for the sambar deer and indigenous pheasant species.

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Ostrich, the amazing long-necked, fast moving largest flightless bird in the world, is the star of the Jelita Ostrich Show Farm.

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The Johor Bahru Zoo was built in 1928, making it one of the oldest zoos in the country.

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This mini zoo is home to a variety of animals such as bears, deers, monkeys and birds. The mini museum houses a collection of preserved animals as well as photographs and documents relating to the founding of Kuala Krai.

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The best thing about Lok Kawi Wildlife Park is getting up close and personal with some of Borneo’s exotic and endemic creatures in their natural surroundings without having to traipse from one end of Sabah to another.

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For a small fee, you are able to treat yourself to the exotic sights and sounds of some of Malaysia's wild animals in an enclave of natural setting with streams, lakes and abundance of flora.

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As Zoo Negara is considered one of the most exciting zoos in Southeast Asia, what kind of animals can the visitors see? Can they take photos with the cockatoos, snakes and ponies?

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