The collection of feline species housed in and around the Alfred Brehm House comprises representatives of all continents including Amur leopard, snow leopard, Pallas' cat, Javan leopard, leopard cat, Sumatran tiger, Amur tiger and Indochinese tiger, Asian lion, fishing cat, clouded leopard, serval, caracal, cheetah, cougar and jaguar. The main entrance of the Alfred Brehm House leads to two large corridors left and right of the tropical hall. At the end of both corridors a large indoor bar-less moated enclosures for lions or tigers is situated, something I haven't seen anywhere before, as indoor facilities I mean. These exhibits have a water-filled moat and a rock face backdrop, while the visitors are provided with a stand. In one of these exhibits an Indochinese tiger seems to be complaining about the food that hasn't arrived yet.