The genus Zootrophion consists of epiphytic orchids native to the tropical forests of Central and South America, particularly in regions like Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Colombia. These orchids are known for their unusual and intriguing flowers, often small in size, which resemble the face of an animal, giving the genus its name. *Zootrophion* orchids thrive in high humidity conditions, prefer indirect light, and grow best in cooler temperatures. They are prized by orchid enthusiasts for their uniqueness and the captivating appearance of their blooms.