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  • Intimate Exotic Animal in the Orlando, FL

Intimate Exotic Animal Encounters for Orlando, FL, Locals, and Visitors

Journey to a place filled with cute creatures by visiting Exotic Animal Experience. Our one-of-a-kind facility is filled with a wide variety of creatures ranging from lemurs to kangaroos to monkeys. Our 7-acre property is the best place for an exotic animal encounter in Orlando, FL, because we let you get close to all 40 of our gentle and social creatures. They easily interact with humans and each other.


Schedule a time to visit and cuddle the creatures during your own exclusive tour with the exotic animals. This is your chance to actually pet the soft fur of endangered animals instead of viewing them through bars and cages. As the human population grows, their homes shrink. Experiencing these little ones up close and personal helps you get to know your animal neighbors.

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Observe Kangaroos, Lemurs, and More

Exotic Animal Experience is enjoyable for animal lovers of all ages. Who can resist the wide-eyed appeal of a lemur, the antics of kangaroos, or the round snout of a sloth? We don't keep our animals behind glass; you can pet and interact with them instead of just looking at them. The way we operate makes seeing, learning about, and appreciating animals much more fun than at a zoo.

Come Meet Some of Our Babies

Lemurs

Unfortunately, all species of Lemur are endangered, and the ruffed Lemurs that you meet here are critically endangered.

  • Lemurs in the Orlando, FL

Charlie

This red-fronted brown lemur is best friends with one of our other lemurs, Liam. Charlie is just five years old. Though he isn't part of our tours, you'll fall in love with his sweet, unique personality.

Liam the Ringtail Lemur

Liam is the oldest of our lemurs and the first resident of our compound. Liam is eight years old and is known for his quiet, protective demeanor. The dominant member of his troop, he prefers to socialize with other animals while keeping his distance from most people.

  • Lolli in the Orlando, FL

Lolli

A tri-colored, ruffed lemur, beautiful Lolli is black and white in color. Lolli is seven years old and was our firstborn girl. Today, she has had two litters and resides with two of her daughters, who have recently started their own litters. The respected matriarch of her troop, Lolli, is sweet and, while she won't jump in your lap, loves to have her belly rubbed.

Poppi

Lolli's mate and Jelly Bean's father, Poppi, is six years old. A true black and white male, this adorable lemur is social but submissive. Though quiet, he loves interacting with people and has parented two litters with Lolli.

  • Jelly Bean in the Orlando, FL

Jelly Bean

Jelly Bean is Lolli and Poppi's firstborn who made her entry into the world right here at our ranch. Though this three-year-old is considered tricolor, she is black and white like her father. Jelly Bean is incredibly sweet-natured and, after having her first baby this year, becoming an amazing mommy. Like her parents, she is also happy to interact with humans.

  • Chilli Bean in the Orlando, FL

Chilli Bean

Chilli Bean is Jelly Bean's & Ruffie's first baby. Though considered a true tricolor lemur, her fur is red and black, giving her a distinct appearance. Born earlier this year, Chilli Bean is our cute little munchkin.

Ruffie

A red ruffed lemur, Ruffie is two years old. A sweet, loving boy, Ruffie is always happy to pose for pictures and will even perch on your shoulder, making him perfect for our tours.

Kangaroos

  • Rooster in the Orlando, FL

Rooster

This Western gray kangaroo is 11 years old and known for its meek, mild temperament. Rooster weighed just three pounds when he came to us at seven months old, though he's thrived in the years since. He currently stands at about five feet tall.

  • Olaf in the Orlando, FL

Olaf

He is a Red Kangaroo. He is three years old. He is small and came to us from another compound in Florida. He was injured, and it was thought he would have a more successful recovery here. He is currently 4 feet tall, and he will continue to grow for another four years. His favorite snack is Cheerios.

  • Grey Goose in the Orlando, FL

Grey Goose

An Albino Eastern gray, Grey Goose is the baby of the group. Just one and a half, he's been a member of our family since he was six months old and treated Owen as a grandfather. He is shy but loves to spar with Owen and snack on Cheerios.

Sydney

She is our newest baby. Sydney is a red female joey. Super sweet baby! Be sure to come to visit while she’s still small enough to hold.

  • Gisele in the Orlando, FL

Gisele

Gisele is an eastern grey female joey. She is half albino, so very light in color, and just as sweet as she can be! She just loves to snuggle! Oh, and suck her binky!

  • Olivia and Fiona in the Orlando, FL

Olivia and Fiona

Wally

After sustaining an injury, Wally came to our facility to get better healing. Currently, this two-year-old wallaby is gaining his mobility back and beginning to hop again.

Sloths

Our animal encounter includes three Guyanese sloths. These mellow herbivores live on a diet of veggies like carrots, lettuce, and cucumbers.

  • Blossom in the Orlando, FL

Blossom

Blossom has been with us since 2016 and has quickly become the ambassador for our compound. She travels to all of our engagements and events, giving animal enthusiasts around the nation a glimpse into the daily life of our light gray sloth.

Saki

This three-year-old, light gray sloth came to us in 2016. Weighing in at about 17 pounds, Saki adores Blossom and can usually be found by her side. Currently, we're waiting to see if Saki and Blossom will have babies.

  • Bud in the Orlando, FL

  • Nugget in the Orlando, FL

Bud

Bud was born here in Dec 2019. He is the son of Blossom and Saki.

Nugget

She is a 2 toed sloth who is just adorable. If your dream is to see, pet a baby sloth be sure to come soon! They grow up fast!

Kinkajou 

  • Kiwi in the Orlando, FL

Kiwi

Kiwi was one of the first animals we welcomed into our home. Weight about four pounds, this eight-year-old kinkajou is brown with a yellow chest and came to us through a breeder here in Florida. She's friends with Liam the Lemur and is part of our holding group. Kiwi uses her tail to climb and prefers marshmallows as a snack. Frequently cold, she spends much of her time snuggled up in her blanket.

Mango

Three-year-old Mango is Kiwi's mate and was adopted in 2017 at 2 years old Like Kiwi, he has a medium-brown coat and weighs about 10 pounds, and is not part of the holding group.

Muntjac Deer

These exotic deer are herbivores and subsist on a diet of grains and veggie-based foods. Muntjac Deer are native to Southeast Asia.

  •  Mojo in the Orlando, FL

Mojo

Gisele is an eastern grey female joey. She is half albino, so very light in color, and just as sweet as she can be! She just loves to snuggle! Oh, and suck her binky!

  • Mia in the Orlando, FL

Mia

Mojo's mate, Mia, is four years old and has been in our family for her entire life. Mia is litter box-trained and acts a lot like a puppy, running whenever she hears her name called.

Single Animals

  • Olive in the Orlando, FL

Olive

Turning two years old this November, Olive is an owl monkey. Brown with an orange chest, this omnivorous primate ate a little bit of everything and came to us from a breeder at just five weeks old. Today, this highly interactive monkey participates in tours on the compound and is featured in our Ultimate Visit.

  • Peeper in the Orlando, FL

Peeper

Peeper is Olive's roommate and one of our primates. This brown greater galago eats an omnivorous diet — his favorite snack is marshmallows — and absolutely loves people. Soft to the touch and lightweight, this primate is a fast, excellent jumper who uses his tail for balance. Peeper is also part of our in-home tour.

  • Quinn in the Orlando, FL

Quinn

An herbivore with a particular love for grapes and bananas, Quinn is a prehensile-tailed porcupine weighing in at six pounds. Native to South America, these critters typically reside in trees. A little-known fact about porcupines: they don't actually shoot quills at you; rather, quills are released when predators try to grab them.

  • Leo in the Orlando, FL

  • Ella Bleu in the Orlando, FL

Leo

He is a capybara yearling. Super cute love apples and will put on a water show for you that will make you LOL!

Ella Bleu

Ella is a spider monkey born in Feb 2021, as cute as a button and just as sweet.

F1 Valais Black Nose Sheep

These exotic deer are herbivores and subsist on a diet of grains and veggie-based foods. Muntjac Deer are native to Southeast Asia.


Luca

Luca is currently six months old and has been living here since June of this year. While he is one of our more recent family members, we love him dearly. This loving, social sheep is white in color, as his nose and knees will turn black over time.

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