The owners hold licences under the Dangerous Wild Animals Act 1976, which do not consist of animals kept in a zoo, circus, family pet shop.
There are presently 5 harmful wild animals licences held within the Wiltshire Council location.
The list of these animals revealed following a Freedom of Information demand is:
Two typical brown lemurs and one collared brown lemur being kept in North Wiltshire.
47 American plains bison being kept in South Wiltshire.
Three Bactrian camels in South Wiltshire.
Three ocelots, 5 Asian leopards, one serval, 4 wolves and 3 ring-tailed lemurs being kept in West Wiltshire.
One king cobra, one Siamese Peninsular pit viper, one Pope’s pit viper, one Hagen’s pit viper in North Wiltshire.
The council did not wish to provide anymore in-depth details.
The herd of bison roaming south Wiltshire can be explained by the Bush Farm Bison Centre near Mere.
The farm is likewise home to Elk and uses an outdoor camping space and a walking location in addition to Bison and Elk steak.
Events are likewise hung on the premises consisting of a conventional event of Native American culture called the Powwow, which is a dance celebration held each year.
The Bactrian camels, which are camels with 2 bulges, can be explained by the 3 Lady Chichester owns at Little Durnford Manor near Salisbury.
Their names are Temujin, Lena and Ivan and they are highlighted for public looks to support charities.
All 3 were brought into Salisbury Cathedral in 2021 throughout the Christmas Eve service.
Wild Bactrian camels are discovered in the Gobi Desert of Northwest China and Mongolia and they are adjusted to handle the cold, high elevations and dry spell.
The wolves, leopards and ocelots might be explained by The Little Zoo in Farleigh Wick, which is really signed up as an animal rescue centre.
A representative for The Little Zoo said she was not the personal owner and did not wish to comment even more.
A the rescue centre for reptiles in Marlborough said it was not the owner of the poisinous snakes.
King cobras are the longest of all poisonous snakes, the most significant ever taped was 18ft 4in, and they live for around twenty years.
