Ranua Wildlife Park, located in Ranua, Lapland, Finland, is the northernmost zoo in the country and specializes in Arctic and northern animal species. Open year-round, the park is home to approximately 50 species and 150 individual animals, including Finland's only polar bear, lynxes, wolves, wolverines, and moose. Visitors can enjoy spacious enclosures that mimic the animals' natural habitats, and participate in public feedings and animal talks during certain periods. The park's commitment to sustainability and animal welfare ensures a responsible and enriching experience for all ages.