Oktyabrsky. Oktyabrsky Zoo.

The Oktyabrsky Zoo State Institution is one of the notable attractions not only for residents of the Oktyabrsky urban settlement, but also for guests arriving from different parts of Belarus. The zoo was officially opened on May 6, 2003, and has since become a favorite vacation spot for many.

The zoo's collection impresses with its diversity and includes more than 70 species of animals, including rare representatives of the fauna of Belarus. In the zoo, you can see animals from the family of predators, such as brown bears, Canadian wolves, foxes, ferrets, rhinoceros and striped raccoons. Bison, yaks, donkeys, horses, spotted deer, European fallow deer, moose, Cameroonian goats and Romanov sheep are represented among the ungulates.

Birds also make up a significant part of the zoo's collection. Here you can find common owl, eared owl, goshawk, wasp, spotted eagle, kestrel, as well as various pheasants (silver, golden, Romanian), guinea fowl, whooping swan, peacock, chickens, ducks, geese, pigeons and stork.

In addition, visitors can see decorative rabbits, turtles, guinea pigs, Djungarian hamsters, squirrels, degus, gerbils and other small animals. The zoo's collection is constantly being updated through the acquisition of new pets, exchange with other zoos and the appearance of offspring.

The main goal of the zoo is conservation activities aimed at preserving wild animals in captivity for sustainable development and the conservation of species in general. The zoo is actively working to increase its collection.