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UPDATE July 19, 2023 – We have exciting news!
UPDATE July 19, 2023 – We have exciting news!
Since then, in efforts to reestablish peace and safety for the troop, staff have
Give these two new residents your warmest welcome and step into the Quiet Zone at the beaver pond! The beaver pond by The Lodge at Moose Lake is home to two brand-new furry and adorable friends! One-year-old American beavers, Squash and Hashbrown, recently moved in with our 15-year-old beaver, Acorn. While they are still settling . . .
to life at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, they are quickly becoming more confident, and have
major like this, there’s always a chance you could lose some of the trust you have
If you have been following our work here via our newsletter or social media, you
Koda, our nearly 4-month-old mountain lion kitten who came to Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in June after being found alone on a logging road in Washington, will soon start introductions with one-year-old mountain lions Adira and Sitka. For now, Koda is still too small to safely explore the outdoor mountain lion spaces, so he has access . . .
With chain link fencing between them for safety, the three mountain lions have constant
Mashama, 9-year-old reticulated giraffe, is known for his outgoing personality and energetic presence in the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo giraffe herd. Lately, though, Mashama has been dealing with some foot and leg issues. “We’ve discovered that Mashama has sprained ligaments and a fracture in his right foot,” said Dr. Liza Dadone, CMZoo head veterinarian and VP . . .
wrist [that looks like the right front knee], which preceded the fracture, and we have
Sisters Hope and Shadow have stepped up as confident leaders, often being the first
Pod October 29, 2021 CMZoo’s four Nile hippos, Zambezi, Omo, Biko and Kasai, have
Explore & Learn One way that we engage our Cheyenne Mountain Zoo teen program community is through outdoor adventure experiences. We offer trips year round that connect teens to local, national and international wildlife and wild places. Each destination, adventure, and educational opportunity is intentional. “Each program we offer focuses on connecting the hands, the . . .
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