It houses critically endangered birds of high conservation value such as the Philippine eagle and Vietnam pheasant.

Listen for the laughing kookaburra’s ringing laughter in this dry eucalypt forest habitat, complete with thematic windmill and aboriginal paintings on rock structures.

The landscaping of the aviary - home to the elusive birds of paradise - is based on New Guinean coastal rainforests.

Brace yourself for the boisterous chatter of brightly coloured lories and parrots in a setting reminiscent of the monsoon forests of Irian Jaya.

An aural treat awaits the visitor in this aviary filled with the melodious songs of Asian songbirds. Try spotting the lesser mousedeer hiding in the undergrowth.

The flora – ficus trees, terrestrial and epiphytic bromeliads – and bird species will transport visitors to the rainforests of South America.

Set against the backdrop of a 20m-tall waterfall is a landscape inspired by South America’s flooded savannahs.

This recreation of South-east Asia’s diverse forests and sloping rice terraces plays host to wading birds, hornbills, pelicans and water birds.

The aviary’s design mimics the undulating terrain of the forest valleys of continental Africa.

This multi-level, state-of-the-art indoor habitat showcases the fascinating behaviours of penguins.