Learn

In between all the fun, there’s plenty to learn at Tayto Park too:

• Find out about Native American Culture, how totem poles are built, what do all the carvings mean, and see if you could live in a tipi!
• Visit to The Tayto factory
• Tayto Park has over 50 different types of animals, find out interesting facts about the animals including where the live, what treats they have for lunch and what our Park Ranger says about each one.

Who am I?
Ring Tailed Coati Mundi

Where you might find me:
Central & South America, places such as Costa Rica and Belize.

About me:
A lot of people get me confused with an ant eater because I’ve a long nose, but I’m not! I’m a very curious and active animal. And I think I’m very intelligent. If I’m kept as a pet, I can be quite cheeky.

And for lunch I will have the…
I’m an Omnivore. I like to eat small lizards, insects, birds, eggs, and some nice fruit.

Who am I?
Racoon

Where you might find me:
All over North America! 

About me:
I am easily recognizable by my mask and ringed tail and am sometimes known as the “masked bandit”. The black around my eyes helps me see at night. My bushy tail is used to store fat during the winter and to help me balance when climbing. I have very dextrous front paws and can open jars, doors, and even complex locks, so keep an eye on me! 

And for lunch I will have the…
Insects, worms, fruit, nuts, and sometimes fish or small birds. 

Who am I?
Rex Otter Rabbit

Where you might find me:
I’m a pet and not from the wild.

About me:
I got my name because my head is shaped like an otters head and I’m larger than your average size rabbit.

And for lunch I will have the…
Grass, bark off trees. And if I escape I would destroy your garden by eating all your flowers and killing all your trees by eating all the bark.