




At the heart of our mission is one amazing group of critters. Most have been collected from all over the United States and some have been born on our farm. But all are as unique as they are fun.
We select our animals and particular breeds for a variety of reasons — education and interaction at the forefront. We chose African Crested Porcupines, for example, because, contrary to popular myth, they cannot throw their quills. Fennec foxes give lessons on adaptation in hot, arid climates. Each of our animals has their own lesson to teach.
We also spend many hours interacting with our animals so that they are familiar with human contact. This way, they are more likely to come close for our visitors to see or be tame enough so that our tour guides can take them from their pen. We truly try to make the Noah’s Landing experience “a world of animals at your fingertips…”
| Grant's Zebra | Vervet Monkey | Kinkajou |
| Llamas | Ring-Tailed Lemurs | Wild Horse (Shackelford Banks) |
| Potbellied Pics | Bennett Wallabies | African Crested Porcupines |
| Miniature Sicilian Donkeys | Wallaroo | Coatimundi |
| Yak | Patagonian Cavies | Northern Raccoon |
| Horses | Muntjac Deer | Peacock |
| African Geese | Prehensile Tail Porcupines | Striped Skunk |
| Mute Swan | Serval Cats | Timberwolves |
| African Spur-Thigh Tortoises | Fennec Foxes | Molluccan Cockatoo |
| Leopard Tortoises | Springhare | Blue and Gold Macaw |
| Russian Tortoises | Virginia Oppossum | Gouldian Finches |
| Box Turtles | Bengal Cats | Umbrella Cockatoo |
| Chinchilla | Guinea Pigs | Bushbaby |
| Hedgehogs | Kookaburra | African Crown Crane |
| Two-Toed Sloth | Short Tail Oppossum | Ball Python |
| Blue Tongue Skink | Euromastyx | Fat Tail Gecko |
| King Snake | Leopard Gecko | Crested Geckos |
| Hissing Cockroaches | Giant Millepedes | Nine-Banded Armadillo |
| American Alligator | Jamaican Fruit Bats | Capuchin Monkey |
| Prairie Dogs | ||