The Indianapolis Zoo launched a global search for the next recipient of the prestigious Indianapolis Prize.
This distinguished award honors individuals whose efforts have had a positive conservation
Red pandas are an endangered species. They face many challenges, including habitat loss, poaching and pet trade.
They both love to eat bamboo, and they have an extra wrist bone on their front paws
Unlike annual cicadas that emerge each year, the periodical cicadas of Brood X haven’t been seen since 2004.
Fast forward 17 years, and the nymphs have now crawled up near the ground’s surface
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
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
Red kangaroos are the largest land mammal native to Australia. Walk among them and get a chance to touch them in Kangaroo Crossing.
Males have their own territories and might be seen “boxing� on their hind legs
The sand cat, native to the Sahara Desert is a rare and elusive cat. Come see this cat in the Deserts exhibit.
They are adapted for life in the desert: they have wiry, dense fur on their feet
Zoo More with our elephant bathing experience at the Zoo. Scrub down one of our African elephants and help care for them.
Elephant Bathing FAQs How old do I have to be?
Freshwater mussels have filtration “superpowers� that allow them to clean water
