Thank you, Katie, for visiting Zoo Atlanta. We appreciate you taking the time to leave a review. We really appreciate you recognizing our efforts toward conservation. We are aware of the need for breastfeeding stations, and when the main gate construction is done, we will have one in that area. That will make a total of three. We do hope you will come back soon.

Thank you so much for visiting Zoo Atlanta and leaving a review. The first week of March, 2020 has been very wet. Our giraffes will not be out when the savanna is wet or muddy. Too dangerous. The elephants were in their indoor habitat, the Zambezi Elephant Center, that is open to the public. We are very proud of it as well as the African Savanna. Rhinos are not here yet. We do expect them this year. Orangutans are not cold weather friendly. It must feel like 45 degrees for them to be out, and some of our older orangutans want it warmer. We do appreciate your kind comments and hope you will return again soon.

Thank you so much, Melissa, for visiting Zoo Atlanta with your family. We appreciate you taking the time to leave a review and hope that you will return again soon.

Thank you very much for visiting Zoo Atlanta. The animals are their own bosses. They are given the opportunity to be out or in if the weather permits. Sometimes the animals, particularly the primates, will not be visible until the temperature feels like 45 degrees. We do hope that you will come again.

Thank you for your feedback. In case you are interested, we do have a discounted winter rate to compensate for some of the animals being in their behind the scenes habitats. The cashiers always have a list of animals that will not be out so that you can make your decision accordingly.