Chester Zoo is home to Kirk’s dik-diks, the smallest antelope in the world. Learn about these social, dainty creatures here.
19th century Scottish naturalist, as well as the sound it makes when fleeing from danger
Come face to face with some of the zoo’s most fierce predators, and their prey, before the zoo opens with a unique guided tour of some iconic animals.
Visit Dragons in Danger where you’ll learn how Komodo dragons use their tongue to
Come along to Chester Zoo, and learn about our agile, social Ring-tailed lemurs!
communicate through loud, distinctive calls, which they use to warn of potential danger
Chester Zoo are working hard on our Action Indonesia project to ensure the protection of the precious Congo buffalo. Click to find out more.
coordinating to protect each other and even make group decisions when faced with danger
Find out more about the bush dogs at Chester Zoo – multiple litters of this co-operative species have been born here in their exceptional habitat.
’s one of their ways of communicating with each other and warning each other of danger
Some of the most stunning parrots on the planet call Chester Zoo home. See what we’re doing to help protect the Hyacinth macaw.
Even their unusual mating practice carries danger: after their eggs are laid, the
colouring at our World Pangolin Day stall, which will be situated in the Dragons In Danger
awareness and hopefully highlight to the world that this species is in serious danger
their native Indonesian habitats, and they face habitat loss, poaching and the danger
World Giraffe Day (June 21) is the perfect time to learn more about these incredible creatures and the challenges they face. In celebration, we’re diving into a fascinating aspect of giraffe life: their sleep.
for lying down for long, which makes it difficult for them to get up quickly if danger
