Have you ever imagined a Jerusalem zoo housing the largest rodent in the world? Welcome to the Else Arnold South American Yard. Here in the heart of Jerusalem you’ll find a unique collection of South American animals. Opened in 1997 it showcases animals from diverse habitats. Think of the gentle alpaca and llama. Picture the capybara a semi-aquatic giant. It’s the world’s largest rodent. This yard doesn’t just present animals. It recreates their natural biotopes. A biotope is an area with uniform environmental conditions. These conditions provide a home for specific plants and animals. The yard aims to mirror South American ecosystems. You can observe animals in settings similar to their natural homes. The South American tapir the largest land mammal in South America is a highlight. It thrives in marsh areas. The collared peccary also calls this yard home. Interestingly it’s not closely related to pigs as one might think. It belongs to a completely different animal family. This detailed representation of habitats is special. It adds to the immersive experience for visitors. The South American Yard offers more than just a glimpse at exotic creatures. It’s a journey to a distant continent. It shows the diversity of South America. The animals are carefully selected. Their biotopes are meticulously recreated. It creates a unique and informative experience in the heart of Jerusalem. Enjoy your visit to this remarkable corner of South America in the Holy City.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to