Come see our clever and wonderfully loud Macaws at the Indianapolis Zoo. These intelligent birds are a sight to see.
They also have strong beaks that are well adapted for cracking open hard seeds and
The Indianapolis Zoo has selected the ten finalists in the running for its $1 million Saving Species Challenge.
Only one will be funded, but these ten finalists have produced a blueprint that now
Magellanic penguins — about 400,000 of them — have her to thank for their thriving
� When we see a cute or cool animal on TV or in a movie, we often have an instinctive
Zoo members, bring your favorite stuffed animal to our Teddy Bear Clinic for a checkup and meet some of our animal caregivers.
Don’t have a teddy bear or stuffed animal? We got you covered!
Read our blog and view our videos or podcasts to learn more about our conservation efforts and hear from wildlife experts first hand.
LEARN MORE Helping Horseshoe Crabs Horseshoe crabs have done a lot for humanity
Mosses are amazing! Bryophytes soak up water when it rains and slowly release it during dry spells. They also prevent erosion, protect water quality, support wildlife, and act as natural air cleaners.
How they Impact our World These plants have a great impact on the environment around
local Indianapolis community, Meet a Hero is a special event where Zoo visitors have
The Indianapolis Prize has named six distinguished conservationists as DeHaan Finalists for the 2025 award.
The biennial award recognizes the most successful conservationists who have achieved
Crested Coua, a cuckoo native to Madagascar, can be seen in the Flights of Fancy exhibit at the Indianapolis Zoo.
Young chicks have a bullseye pattern on their tongue!
