Here at the Zoo, we’re honored to have some of the Earth’s most intelligent species in our stewardship. You may be familiar with some of our resident
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If you’re familiar with birds or the Bird Department here at Zoo Atlanta, you will know one thing is certain at this time of year: breeding season. With this
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Hi everyone! My name is Molly, and I am a Herpetology Keeper here at Zoo Atlanta. While we have many amazing animals in our Scaly Slimy Spectacular building,
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Homeschoolers, take a walk with a Zoo Atlanta Educator and get a personalized understanding of the Zoo’s animal ambassadors and how we care for them.
Range: Because of the extent of walking, these tours are best suited for grades K–
Hi Everyone! Brooke from the Public Relations Team here. If you’ve been following us for a while, you know we often talk about the ways our everyday habits
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Hello Zoo Atlanta friends and fans! I’m Kaitlyn, and I’m one of the new members of the Gorilla Care Team. While I’m one of the newest humans on the team, I am
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Attention all Scouts! Connect with nature and come take a walk on the wild side with Zoo Atlanta!
Range: Because of the extent of walking, these tours are best suited for grades K–
In our mammal-oriented existence, as mammals ourselves, it’s easy to get lazy and assume that all animals function like some version of ourselves. A visit to
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The Atlanta Science Festival is back, and you can celebrate by bringing more fun and enlightening STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities
watching as it sprouts and grows into a plant (suggested for students in grades K–
A few years ago, when I was the Zoo’s Curator of Herpetology, I walked into the old World of Reptiles and the keepers told me that we had a newborn
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