Take a gnarly ride through the concrete jungle, mates! Join us and observe the many different species of office primates, predators, prey and countless other species of co-animals. "It's the wildest office safari you're more likely to relate to!" No need to keep hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times; jump off at any point and become part of our exhibit!
Observe the humble hippo grunt and his nose bumping manager.
The noble dachshund prominently displays its neck.
Two entirely different species show mutual love for fashionable looks.
Witness the unsavory goat cough his lunch up and eat it again.
Birds of a different feather DO NOT flock together, my boy.
Mama bear struggles to adjust from her weekend hibernation.
The domesticated ass lives up to his name.
A casual and handsy duck displays its mating call to the unrelated and uninterested giraffe.
The mischievous groundhog finally rears his head, only after winter was extended.
A captive llama calmly meditates on the inaccessible world outside his office cage.
This mutated platypus grimaces at the poor aerodynamics of its upper body.
Electronic fishermen say they’ve spotted the largest Spanish-speaking goldfish the world has ever laid eyes on.
While its co-animals get to work, we’ve caught this one monkeying around.
Here we see a lively lemur attempt to find a suitor by performing its natural mating dance.
Fashionable co-orangutans use this expression to indicate their distaste of your unattractive ‘do.
This little guy has seen a lot of unfinished projects shoved on his plate since he was hired into this new habitat.
This ferocious tiger needed those expense reports to be completed yesterday!
This territorial alpaca indicates “come no closer to my cubicle,” with its hindquarters ready to kick.
A rare penguin seems to be the only one comfortable in its otherwise freezing office space.
Here we see the olfactory senses of this furry fellow, who has clearly sensed lunch hour is around the corner.