Is Toronto Zoo Plus a subscription?

No. Toronto Zoo Plus is a one-time digital pass to Toronto Zoo's Live Cameras, not a recurring subscription.

How long does Toronto Zoo Plus last?

Toronto Zoo Plus gives you digital access to all Toronto Zoo Live Cam Habitats valid for one week.

Can I watch Toronto Zoo animals live from home?

Yes. Toronto Zoo Plus gives you live camera access to 10 Toronto Zoo habitats from any device. It features 20X camera zoom control, daily animal video highlights, animal activity alerts, and live broadcasts of veterinary exams. Watch animals like Wali the Sumatran orangutan and snow leopard cubs Minu and Zoya — live, from anywhere.

What animals can I watch on Toronto Zoo live cams?

Toronto Zoo Plus includes live camera access to more than 10 Toronto Zoo habitats: Western Lowland Gorillas (featuring Zwalani and family), Masai Giraffes (featuring Mstari and baby Imara), Lemurs, Crowned Cranes and Giant Tortoise (the Madagascar Mob), Amur Tigers (featuring Mazy), Snow Leopards (featuring Jita and cubs Minu and Zoya), African Cichlids, Arctic Wolves (the Arctic Brothers), African Penguins (the Rocky Shore Residents), Sumatran Orangutans (featuring Wali and Sekali), and the Veterinary Centre where you can watch live keeper procedures and medical checkups.

Is Toronto Zoo Plus free?

Toronto Zoo Plus is a paid one-time pass priced at $17.99. Receive a discount as a Toronto Zoo member or when you purchase zoo tickets. Some preview animal live cam content is available for free on zoolife before purchase.

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