Here's a list of all the different exotic animals we have to offer:

Mammals:

1. Bengal Tiger – A majestic and endangered big cat from India.

2. Giraffe – Known for their long necks, these animals are native to Africa.

3. Lion – The "king of the jungle," commonly found in African savannas.

4. Snow Leopard – A rare and elusive big cat found in the mountains of Central Asia.

5. Grizzly Bear – A large North American bear species.

6. Red Panda – A small, tree-dwelling mammal from the Eastern Himalayas and southwestern China.

7. Western Lowland Gorilla – A critically endangered species found in the forests of Central Africa.

8. Kangaroo – Native to Australia, known for their strong hind legs and pouch.

9. Elephant (African or Asian) – Large herbivorous mammals from Africa and Asia.

10. Okapi – A relative of the giraffe, native to the Congo in Central Africa.

Birds:

1. Macaw – Vibrantly colored parrots found in the rainforests of Central and South America.

2. Peafowl (Peacock) – Known for their dazzling tail feathers, native to South Asia.

3. Cassowary – A large, flightless bird found in the tropical forests of New Guinea and northern Australia.

Reptiles:

1. Komodo Dragon – The world’s largest lizard, native to Indonesia.

2. Green Iguana – A large herbivorous lizard found in Central and South America.

3. King Cobra – The world’s longest venomous snake, found in Southeast Asia.

4. Aldabra Giant Tortoise – A large tortoise from the Aldabra Atoll in the Indian Ocean.

5. Leatherback Sea Turtle – The largest species of sea turtle, found in oceans worldwide.

Amphibians:

1. Axolotl – A type of salamander native to lakes near Mexico City, known for its regenerative abilities.

2. Salamander – Found in various environments, known for their ability to regenerate limbs.

Other Exotic Animals:

1. Meerkat – A small, social mammal from Southern Africa.

2. Hippopotamus – Large herbivorous mammals native to sub-Saharan Africa, often found in water.