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JOS ZOO
Located at the heart of Jos town and close to the Jos Museum and the Museum of Traditional Nigerian Architecture (MOTNA). is the Jos Zoological garden.
It has animals ranging from lions to different types of snakes, different types of monkeys, crocodiles, tortoise, different types of wild birds, ostriches, donkeys, hoses, porcupine, and more.
The Jos Zoo is one of the favotite destinations for the citizens of Jos especialy during festive times.

JOS WILDLIFE PARK
The beautiful Jos Wildlife Park is situated on the Miango road and covers an area of about 8 square kilometers. It has protected picnic sites, Plateau fauna, Elephant and lions, and other animals.

PANDAM WILDLIFE PARK
This is one of the most intresting of the wildlife parks situated in Qua'an-pan Local Government Area, about 250 kilometers south-east of Jos the State Capital.
The Pandam Wildlife Park covers an area of about 192sq. kilometers, and is both of tourist and scientific importance. The cross-like bay offers a beautiful view of nature with its wildlife and fishes.

THE PAI RIVER GAME RESERVE;
This reserve which occupy some 1,312sq. km. is situated in Wase Local Government Area and shares a common boundary with the Yankari Game Reserve in Bauchi State. To its south is the river Pai. It is believed that every type of wildlife in the Yankari Game Reserve can be found in the Pai Game Reserve.

WASE GAME RESERVE;
This reserve has been established primarily to boost the already existing tourist attraction of the the Wase Rock. This rock is the most significant single geographical feature in Wase Local Government Council Area. It is a remarkable hill rising abruptly 250 meters above the surface as if a tall chunk of rock had been driven perpendicularly into the alluvial plane. Geographers describe it as a volcanic plug. It overshadows the town of Wase, and is visible for a radius of 40 kilometers. Because of its shear hight it poses an daunting challenge to mounting climbers, and its top which is said to contain a lake with fish, has rarely been scaled.