Helsinki Zoo, located on Korkeasaari Island in Helsinki, Finland, is one of the oldest zoos in the world, established in 1889. The zoo is home to over 150 animal species, including native Finnish wildlife and exotic animals from various continents. It focuses on conservation and education, providing visitors with insights into the natural habitats and behaviors of the animals. The zoo spans approximately 22 hectares and features beautiful landscapes, walking paths, and various exhibits. Visitors can enjoy observing animals such as brown bears, snow leopards, and red pandas in environments that mimic their natural habitats. The zoo also emphasizes sustainability and environmental awareness.