Gibbons are an endangered species, and their populations are shrinking due to hunting and habitat loss through deforestation.
One easy way to tell is that they don’t have a tail.
On the Elephant Care Adventure you will go behind the scenes and explore the elephant barn, learn about the herd, meet one of the elephants.
Elephant Care Adventure FAQs How old do I have to be?
A new Global Freshwater Fauna Assessment shows that a quarter of freshwater animals are at risk of extinction.
Underground water systems have been found to contain more threatened species than
Special amenities at the Indianapolis Zoo are here to make your experience great. Stroller rental, emergency services, lactation suite, and more.
Should you have an emergency while on Zoo grounds, please go to the Entry Plaza,
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Lionfish are stealthy nocturnal predators who can camouflage themselves. See their wildly striped bodies in the Oceans exhibit.
They have been introduced to some new habitats such as the Gulf and the Caribbean
The Porcupine digs up roots and tubes in the ground for food. They are mostly nocturnal. See our porcupines in Plains at the Indy Zoo.
roots and bulbs IUCN Red List Status Least Concern Conservation Cape porcupines have
Come see our dolphins in the world’s only underwater dome or see them display their athletic ability and intellect at the dolphin show.
Dolphins have many teeth but only hold their prey with them—they swallow their
Indianapolis zoo membership features exclusive benefits, including zoo member only hours, member appreciation day, and teddy bear clinic.
Member Digital Membership Card The Indianapolis Zoo is excited to announce we now have
World Wetlands Day is a day for us to celebrate, but it is also a call to action to protect and restore these incredible habitats.
Bogs are the product of ponds that have been filled up with peat – decaying plant
