The Zoo’s Tunis, Karakul, and Navajo Churro sheep will be sheared in the American
: Sheep Shearing Special Events Mar 14Saturday,10 AM–Noon Sedgwick County Zoo
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…
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The second largest living bird, emus are found almost across the entire continent of Australia. An inflatable neck sack allows the birds to communicate with…
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Chuckwallas are a lizard in the Iguana family. They mate from April to July. Five to 16 eggs are laid from June to August, with the eggs hatching in late…
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Guests with special needs are welcome. Contact the Education Department at 316-266-8213 for more information. Online registration is required for each program.
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The Guam kingfisher can no longer be found in the wild due to the introduction of the brown tree snake, domestic cats, and other non-native predators.
Thanks to efforts by the Association of Zoo and Aquarium institutions, these birds
One of the most iconic insects on the planet, the honeybee is an incredibly important animal that dedicates itself to the survival of our planet. To make honey…
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At the Zoo’s main restaurant, you’ll find mouthwatering dishes like Mediterranean
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