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These birds can live in flocks of up to 30 birds. They prefer to stay in the treetops, only coming down when they need to eat or drink. They build flimsy nests…
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Cape twig snakes have a highly venomous and potentially fatal bite. Their coloration makes them excellent at camouflage. They hide in trees and gently sway to…
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These birds are migratory, spending the spring and summer months near Russia and flying east towards Japan in the winter. Although Baikal teals have on occasion…
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These venomous snakes are endemic to Peru. Their name, “Barnett’s Lancehead” is in honor of Dr. Burgess Barnett, who collected many animal specimens throughout…
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Okapi have a chestnut-colored coat with white legs and stripes on their legs and haunches. Despite its coloration, there is no relation between the okapi and…
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These tortoises are found both individually and in herds- they’re one of the more social tortoise species. Aldabra tortoises are the largest animal in their…
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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.
Learn about the Guam Kingfisher, a bird that’s extinct in the wild.
The southern stingray is a medium sized stingray that spends the majority of its time on the ocean floor, hence its unique body shape.
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Between the months of November and January, grey gulls fly as many as 60 miles inland to the Atacama Desert, one of the driest places on Earth. There…
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These wading birds love marshy areas. Their long, curved bills help them dig through the mud to find food. When wading, like many other wading birds…
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