real-life dinosaur, the Australian lungfish has fossil records dating back to 380 million
real-life dinosaur, the Australian lungfish has fossil records dating back to 380 million
In the Pacific Ocean, there is a floating island twice the size of Texas. It floats halfway between California and Hawaii. But you won’t find white sands or…
On average 380 million metric tons of plastic are produced every year, and at least
Chimpanzees are distinguished by their prominent ears, protrusive lips, arms that are longer than the legs, and no tail. Chimps usually live in groups of five…
Since 2015, the Chimpanzee SAFE program has donated $2.8 million to chimpanzee field
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While the impact of idling may be small on a per-car basis, the impact of the 250 million
At Sedgwick County Zoo, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to connect with wildlife and enjoy the wonder of wildlife. That’s why we’ve partnered…
Since its launch in 2014, Museums for All has connected over 4 million people to
Walking through the spacious habitats and seeing the diverse array of animals, it’s clear that Sedgwick County Zoo is more than just a place to witness wildlife…
Over the past decade, SCZ has donated more than one million dollars to conservation
Learn all about Koi Fish in this Bitesize Bonus episode of the Sedgwick County ZooCast. VIGNETTE (00:00) EMILY BISHOP: I want to tell you a story.
paddies, to tri-colored beauties that reportedly have been sold for as high as 2 million
We sat down with Elephant Care Professional Caleb Noller to learn all about African Elephants in this week’s episode.
aquariums that are accredited by AZA, we give somewhere combined, it’s like 265 million
We sat down with Zookeeper Jessie McQuilliams to learn all about Bison in this week’s episode. Listen to learn how to tell the bison at SCZ apart…
MCQUILLIAMS: So, back in the 1800s, there were 30 to 40 million bison that just roamed
We sat down with Sedgwick County Zoo CEO and bird enthusiast Scott Newland to learn all about the Guam Kingfisher in this week’s episode.
I, guesstimating, we’ve spent nearly a quarter of a million dollars on this project
