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SPECIES CHALLENGE The Indianapolis Zoo Saving Species Challenge will award a $1 million
The American alligator is the largest reptile native to the U.S. Alligators can be found behind the Orangutan Center at the Indy Zoo.
Their species dates back 150 million years, to the time of the dinosaurs!
The Indianapolis Zoo has selected the ten finalists in the running for its $1 million
The Indianapolis Zoo has selected the ten finalists in the running for its $1 million
Spadefish get their names from their spade shaped bodies. They can be found in the Oceans exhibit at the Indianapolis Zoo.
Like many other fish, spadefish reproduce by spawning—a female may lay up to a million
Indianapolis Prize Now, nearing its twentieth year, the Prize has awarded more than $6.2 million
The Indianapolis Zoo has selected the ten finalists in the running for its $1 million
The Indianapolis Zoo has earned accreditation from the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA), marking 40 years.
Indianapolis Zoo is one of the state’s largest attractions, hosting up to 1.2 million
The Wildebeest (gnu) is a large grazing antelope that live in eastern Africa. Wildebeest can be found in Plains at the Indianapolis Zoo.
of eastern Africa and water dries up, wildebeests migrate in herds of up to one million
The Indianapolis Zoo has selected the ten finalists in the running for its $1 million
