1. "Jersey Zoo is home to a diverse range of wildlife like Sumatran Orangutans, Rodrigues Fruit Bats, contributing to global conservation efforts.
2. It was founded in 1959 by Gerald Durrell, a famous conservationist and author.
3. This zoo is the only place in the world where you can find the 'Durrell's Vontsira,' a carnivorous mammal.
4. The 'Bird Garden' at Jersey Zoo showcases exotic bird species like Turacos and Laughing Thrush.
5. Jersey Zoo holds the record for breeding more endangered species than other zoos in the British Isles."

1. Entertainment: Make sure to check out the zoo's famous gorilla enclosure, which is home to a large group of western lowland gorillas. If you're lucky, you might even get to see a feeding session.

2. Money-Saving: Consider purchasing a joint ticket for both Jersey Zoo and Mont Orgueil Castle to save on entry costs. Tickets are cheaper when bought online in advance, so consider this if you are planning a trip.

3. Popular Spots: Don't miss the chance to see the Sumatran orangutan, Andean bears, and the rare Durrell's Night Gecko at Jersey Zoo. These are rare species that can hardly be seen outside their natural habitat.

4. Dining: The onsite café, Café Firefly, offers a selection of snacks and light meals – perfect for a mid-day break. Additionally, make sure to enjoy an ice cream from the Zoo’s kiosk, Dodo’s.

5. Best Times to Visit: The best time to visit is usually early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and, during these times, the animals are often most active. The zoo is least busy during off-peak season, which is October through March.

6. Itinerary Planning: Consider at least half a day to fully explore and enjoy the zoo. If you have more time, extend your visit to include nearby attractions like Jersey War Tunnels and the Jersey Museum and Art Gallery.