Orangutans are critically endangered due to habitat loss and hunting. Come see Orangutans climb high at the Indy Zoo.
They have reddish-orange hair and long arms—up to a 9-foot span for males!
After enjoying reserved seating during the Dolphin Presentation, guests will get a double “high-five� from one of the dolphin pod!
Vincent Dolphin Pavilion, where they will have the opportunity for a quick animal
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Some have beautiful “swallow-tailed� wings, and they come in colors from metallic
Meet a southern white rhinoceros on our rhino adventure at the Indianapolis Zoo. See the rhinos in their exercise yard.
Guests will have the opportunity to see rhinos in their behind-the-scenes exercise
The grey seal, also known as the horsehead seal, is known for its long nose. You can find these great swimmers in the Oceans exhibit.
Adult seals have dark-colored backs and light-colored bellies, which helps camouflage
Some have beautiful “swallow-tailed� wings, and they come in colors from metallic
Invertebrate Conservation is important as they are disappearing due to habitat loss, climate change, and pollution.
While invertebrates can have remarkably short lives, the oldest animal ever recorded
Don’t miss your chance to meet our mob! (And yes, we’re talking about our Kangaroos.) Walk without barriers to meet our kangaroos.
Kyle: Kangaroos have the ability to hop over 25 feet in one hop!
Come see the penguins. These flightless birds are great swimmers and they showing their skills in the Oceans exhibit.
Penguins have many adaptations to thrive in the cold depths of the ocean.
