Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Guinea

From brachiating orangutans to a guinea pig parade, these demonstrations offer fun

They are part of the cavy family and are related to capybaras and guinea pigs.

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orangutan Canada lynx Chinchilla Degu Domestic ferret Domestic goat Domestic guinea

’s Edge: Africa, our new home for hippos, penguins, pelicans, warthogs, lemurs, guinea

Stop by and say hello to the 2-month-old guinea fowl chick (known as a keet), honeybees

New tree ‘roo Som (pronounced like ‘roam’) is settling into her new home and building trust with her new keepers. Som is a 3-year-old female Matschie’s tree kangaroo who joined Cheyenne Mountain Zoo about a month ago. Only about 2,500 Matschie’s tree kangaroos remain in the wild in their only known habitat: The Huon Peninsula . . .
wild in their only known habitat: The Huon Peninsula of northeastern Papua New Guinea

Three pink-backed pelicans, Pluto, Penelope and Pandora, joined Water’s Edge: Africa at the beginning of October, and they’re settling in well sharing space with our flock of African penguins and guests! Water’s Edge Keeper, Grace, tells us about the pelicans as we get up close with these big-beaked birds and say hello to the penguins. . . .
’s Edge: Africa, our new home for hippos, penguins, pelicans, warthogs, lemurs, guinea

Foster any animal and you’ll help Cheyenne Mountain Zoo continue to provide outstanding care. Whether given as a gift or used to celebrate a favorite species, symbolic adoptions come with a variety of benefits only adoptive parents can enjoy. Ways to adopt your favorites: Digital Adoption – ($35) choose any Zoo animal from the full . . .
orangutan Canada lynx Chinchilla Degu Domestic ferret Domestic goat Domestic guinea

wild in their only known habitat: The Huon Peninsula of northeastern Papua New Guinea

They are part of the cavy family and are related to capybaras and guinea pigs.