Loro Parque is a zoo and wildlife conservation center located on the island of Tenerife, Spain. It was founded in 1972 as a parrot park and has since expanded to house a wide variety of animals including primates, big cats, marine mammals, birds, and reptiles.

The park is most famous for its collection of parrots, which includes over 4,000 individuals representing more than 350 species. Many of these birds have been bred in captivity as part of Loro Parque's conservation efforts, and the park has a successful breeding program for several endangered parrot species.

In addition to its parrot collection, Loro Parque is home to other notable animal exhibits such as a large gorilla habitat, a penguin exhibit, and a sea lion show. The park also has an aquarium section that includes displays of fish, sharks, and other marine animals.

Loro Parque is committed to wildlife conservation and operates several programs to protect endangered species, including the Loro Parque Foundation. The foundation supports conservation efforts in more than 30 countries, and has helped to fund research and conservation projects for endangered parrots, gorillas, and other wildlife.

The park is open to the public year-round, and visitors can enjoy guided tours, animal shows, and educational programs. Loro Parque has won numerous awards for its animal care and conservation efforts, and is considered one of the top wildlife attractions in Europe.