An Exciting Otter Pup-date
We’re thrilled to share some otter-ly exciting news—our North American river otter bevy has grown! On March 11th, 8-year-old North American river otter, ‘Kate’, welcomed a litter of two pups. This is…
Read MorePolar bear ‘Siku’ will not be viewable in the main habitat from Monday, April 28th to Friday, May 2nd to accommodate habitat maintenance. However, you might still catch a glimpse of him in his outdoor courtyard—just take a look through the amphitheatre viewing window! Thank you for your understanding.
Land of Lemurs Walkthrough & the outdoor Gorilla Amphitheatre are closed for the season. Lemurs and gorillas are viewable in their indoor habitats.
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It’s time to shell-ebrate – our Egyptian tortoise hatchlings have been named!
Our African Savannah Animal Care team has given our #TwoTinyTorts fitting new names. Meet ‘Giza’ (hatched July 8, 2024) and ‘Sphinx’ (hatched July 18, 2024)!
These tiny tortoises represent an important and exciting milestone for their Critically Endangered species. Since the species’ arrived at the zoo in 2015, our Animal Care, Health & Welfare team has been dedicated to successfully breeding these at-risk tortoises. Giza and Sphinx are a testament to their dedication and hard work!
For now, the duo is spending time in a sectioned area of the Egyptian tortoise habitat. Stop by to greet them with their tortally awesome new names!