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The Feline Building was build in 1970 to house the zoo's Cat species. It housed Lions, Tigers, Jaguars, Leopards, Snow Leopards, and smaller cat species. It was demolished and replaced by the better Asian Highlands in 2005. After the Lions passed away, the zoo had no Lions till 2014.

The Feline Building was build in 1970 to house the zoo's Cat species. It housed Lions, Tigers, Jaguars, Leopards, Snow Leopards, and smaller cat species. It was demolished and replaced by the better Asian Highlands in 2005. After these Lions passed away, the zoo had no Lions till 2014.

The Feline Building was build in 1970 to house the zoo's Cat species. It housed Lions, Tigers, Jaguars, Leopards, Snow Leopards, and smaller cat species. It was demolished and replaced by the better Asian Highlands in 2005. After these Lions passed away, the zoo had no Lions till 2014.

The Feline Building was build in 1970 to house the zoo's Cat species. It housed Lions, Tigers, Jaguars, Leopards, Snow Leopards, and smaller cat species. It was demolished and replaced by the better Asian Highlands in 2005. After these Lions passed away, the zoo had no Lions till 2014.

The Feline Building was build in 1970 to house the zoo's Cat species. It housed Lions, Tigers, Jaguars, Leopards, Snow Leopards, and smaller cat species. It was demolished and replaced by the better Asian Highlands in 2005. After these Lions passed away, the zoo had no Lions till 2014.

The Small Animal Building was built in the 70's. It feature four sections based on different ecosystems; Desert, Temperate, Tropical, and a Tropical Aviary. The building is home to many species of animals, including Birds, Snakes, Lizards, Frogs, Monkeys, Porcupines, Crocodiles, Tortoises, and more.

The Primate Building was an old building that housed Mandrills, South American monkeys, Lemurs, and Gibbons. It had indoor exhibits and outdoor cages. The building was demolished in 2014 and replaced by Creekside.

The Primate Building was an old building that housed Mandrills, South American monkeys, Lemurs, and Gibbons. It had indoor exhibits and outdoor cages. The building was demolished in 2014 and replaced by Creekside.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

Primate Forest was built in 1997, replacing the old concrete monkey islands, Creating a better habitat for Capuchins, Langurs, and Colobus Monkeys.

The Great Ape Building was build during the 60's/70's to house Chimpanzees, Orangutans, and Gorillas. It has indoor facilities for the apes, and outdoor exhibits. Hogle Zoo is currently planning on demolishing the building and building new habitats for the Apes.

The Great Ape Building was build during the 60's/70's to house Chimpanzees, Orangutans, and Gorillas. It has indoor facilities for the apes, and outdoor exhibits. Hogle Zoo is currently planning on demolishing the building and building new habitats for the Apes.

The Tropical Garden was a greenhouse-like building that housed temporary exhibits like Koalas, Komodo Dragons, Butterflies, Birds and many others. It was demolished to make a new restaurant named the Beastro