Africa

Africa is one of the main continents and settings in many episodes of 64 Zoo Lane. It is a fictionalized version of Africa.

Savannah

The savannah is one of the major settings which take place in Africa. It is home to a grumpy lion named Reginald. It also features a laughing hyena named Harry, a maternal ostrich named Audrey, a messy warthog named "Herbert", and eventually a very busy snake named Esmeralda, who lives in the burrows. One of the other residents include a very speedy zebra named "Zed", a curious aardvark named "Alan" a boulder-smashing rhinoceros (and his oxpecker companion) and also some exotic birds.

Jungle

The jungle is an African jungle which borders the savannah. Often home to monkeys, Giggles, Tickles, and Chuckles. It is also home to a hungry spider, and a mischievous chameleon (Casper) and his grandfather.

It is also known as "The Jungle Clearing".

Desert

The desert is another setting in Africa. It borders the savannah and the jungle. Besides a few parrots and a herd of wildebeests, two dromedary camels (Gary and Dennis) live in the desert. Unlike the desert in the real Africa, neither the Great Pyramids of Giza or the Great Sphinx of Giza are seen (as Egypt is never mentioned).

Marsh

The marsh is home to a trio of small animals (a turtle (Toby), a dwarf crocodile (Kevin), and a duck (Doris)). What the marsh is also home is to a flock of pink flamingos (and three Italian-accented ones named Isabel, Annabelle, and Mirabelle). It is also home to a white stork (Seamus) and also a curious and greedy pelican (Pauline). A large forest green grown-up crocodile named Victor is considered to be the main bully in the marsh.

It is known as "Waterlily Lake".

Blue Mountain

Main: Blue Mountain

A large blue elevation (hence its name) topped with white snow on it. The Snip Snip Bird often flies near it.

Volcano

Main: Rumble Mountain

Often dubbed as "Rumble Mountain", it is a location consisting of a volcano which can occasionally erupt, showing a danger to many animals in Africa. It is occasionally used as an amphitheater particularly for performances (such as a concert or even a magic show).

Residents of Africa

Nelson the Elephant (Formerly)

Georgina the Giraffe (Formerly)

Georgina's Grandmother

Giggles and Tickles the Monkeys (Formerly)

Audrey the Ostrich

Doogal the Ostrich Chick

Lily the Ostrich Chick

Nathalie the Antelope

Reginald the Lion

Harry the Hyena

Edna the Hyena

Holly and Johnnie the Hyena Pups

Victor the Crocodile

Kevin the Crocodile

Big Spider

Dennis the Dromedary

Gary the Dromedary

Molly the Hippo (Formerly)

Henrietta the Hairy Hippo

Eddie the Hippo

The Hippo Choir

Nigel the Elephant Calf

Two Unnamed Elephant Calves

Casper the Chameleon

Granddad Chameleon

An Unnamed Green Chameleon

An Unnamed Purple Chameleon

Esmeralda the Snake

King Snake

Two Unnamed Snakes

An Unnamed Python

Ronald the Rhino

Rosie the Rhino

The Tic Tic Bird

Rosie's Tic Tic Bird

Patsy the Porcupine

Toby the Turtle

Doris the Duck

The Snip Snip Bird

Isabel the Flamingo

Mirabelle the Flamingo

Annabelle the Flamingo

Three Unnamed Flamingos

Seamus the Stork

Pauline the Pelican

Alan the Aardvark

Herbert the Warthog

Zed the Zebra

Petula the Parrot

Cousin Chuckles the Monkey

Dr. Gordon Gorilla

An Unnamed Butterfly

An Unnamed Owl

An Unnamed Beetle

William the Weaverbird

Mr. and Mrs. Weaverbird

The Frog Chorus

An Unnamed Vulture

Some Unnamed African Cichlids

Appearances

Season 1

The Story of Nelson the Elephant (first appearance)
The Story of Kevin the Crocodile
The Story of Henrietta the Hairy Hippo
The Story of Giggles and Tickles
The Story of Zed the Zebra
The Story of Georgina the Giraffe
The Story of Herbert the Warthog
The Story of Pauline the Pelican
The Story of the Juicy Fruit Tree
The Story of the Elephant Bird
The Story of Toby the Tortoise
The Story of Ronald and the Tic-Tic Bird
The Story of Audrey's Egg
The Story of Gary the Dromedary
The Story of Molly and Nathalie
The Story of the Jungle Clearing
The Story of Doris the Duck
The Story of Esmeralda the Snake
The Story of Eddie's Big Adventure
The Story of Herbert's Birthday Party

Season 2

The Story of Reginald's Big Sleep
The Story of the Dawn Chorus
The Story of Hercule Mustache (Sahara mentioned only)
The Story of Kevin's Magic Trick
The Story of Isabel the Flamingo
The Story of Herbert and the Watermelon of Doom
The Story of Alan the Aardvark
The Story of the Important Visitor
The Story of Ronald and Rosie
The Story of Nathalie's Neighbors
The Story of Casper the Chameleon
The Story of Seamus the Stork
The Story of Gary's Best Friend
The Story of Georgina's Bumbleberry Soup
The Story of Cousin Chuckles
The Story of Petula the Parrot
The Story of Victor the Crocodile
The Story of the Hyena's Holiday
The Story of Herbert's Peaceful Day

Season 3

The Story of Nelson's Nephew Nigel
The Story of Georgina, Queen of Fashion
The Story of Lily's Little Brother
The Story of Toby's New House
The Story of Ronald's Swimming Lesson
The Story of Victor's Bad Teeth Day
The Story of the Jungle Pie
The Story of Patsy the Porcupine
The Story of Alan's Catchy Tune
The Story of Zed the Hero of Africa
The Story of Herbert's Watermelons
The Story of Doris' Precious Things

Season 4

The Story of Zed's Really Helpful Mood
The Story of the Flamingo Festival
The Story of the End of the Rainy Season Clean
The Story of a Long Night in the Jungle
The Story of the House of Leaves
The Story of Ronald and His Boulders
The Story of the Savannah Craze
The Story of the Great Rains
The Story of the Jungle Ball
The Story of Alan's Scooter
The Story of Reginald's New Look
The Story of Doris' Flower

Books

Music

The music composed for the Africa sections mostly uses everyday life music. During the scenes with the marsh and waterfall, reflection music played. Sometimes, the music changes with exciting tune.

When Audrey shows up, lullaby music would occasionally play, which is based on how Audrey is caring for her baby in her very first appearance. When Georgina is shown at some episodes, one can hear the instrumental version of her song.

Authentic African music is rarely played. This is because of the trumpet and drum sounds.

The music is different when shown in the desert scenes. The music played is inspired by Arabic music.