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The Wild Animal Park
The park opened on 10 May 1972 as the San Diego Wild Animal Park, in the San Pasqual Valley in the north of the City of San Diego. On 30 June 2010 it was renamed the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
Room to roam
The park covers 1,800 acres, and its open field habitats alone cover more than 300 acres, where herds from Africa and Asia share wide plains. It is home to more than 3,000 animals of more than 400 species.
Condors and rhinos
From 1980 the park worked with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the Los Angeles Zoo to breed California condors, and captive-bred condors have been released into the wild since 1992. In 2019 a rhino born at the park, Edward, became the first in North America born through artificial insemination.
