Just like people, newts need safe places to live. Unfortunately the Okinawa newt’s breeding populations are declining rapidly. Habitat loss, road traffic…
Habitat loss, road traffic, the pet trade, and introduced species have caused this
These birds used to live as far north as Arizona and New Mexico, but logging development and climate change has decreased the thick-billed parrot’s habitat.
They are medium-sized, bright green in color, and have distinct red patched on their
The African green toad’s long legs and webbed feet help them cover long distances quickly. In fact, they’re one of the fastest amphibians in the world…
They also have a loud call which can be heard from up to a kilometer away.
This species of tropical fish gets its name for the fast and precise way it “shoots” at it’s prey. Typically silver in color, Spotfin archerfish are marked with…
These fish also have the ability to „jump“ out of the water, which helps them to
Our Education Specialists created simple activities to make science and nature an active part of each day for the whole family. The Zoo uses STEAM—Science…
We can’t guarantee that you won’t get dirty and we sure hope you will have fun and
The Arapawa goat varies in color. Its pied coloring is often found in fawn or mid-brown with a dark line down the spine and black marks on the legs.
They have a prehensile lip used for investigation and are extremely agile and adapted
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The black rhino ranges in color from dark brown to dark gray. Skin color depends on the color of the soil where the rhino lives and how much the animal likes to…
They may charge if they sense a threat, but have occasionally been seen charging
In sunlight, the bright pink hue in feathers fades quickly. However, Flamingos secrete the same pigment through a gland near their tail. As they preen for water…
Once the birds have found a mate, preening activity tapers off, and the birds’ plumage
This fast-running flightless bird was abundant on the island of Guam until it began disappearing in the early 1970s. By the mid 80’s the last 21 known Guam…
Aggressive conservation efforts have saved this one from extinction so far.
