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� When we see a cute or cool animal on TV or in a movie, we often have an instinctive

Kudu are graceful browsers with twisting horns found across varied habitats of eastern and southern Africa. See them in Plains.
They also have up to 10 stripes on their tan backs and sides, which helps them camouflage

The Zoo is collaborating with several other conservation organizations in the state to save hellbenders native to rivers in southern Indiana.
Hellbender eggs are fragile and have a much better chance of development in human

Potbellied Seahorses are the largest seahorse in Australia. These nocturnal creatures can be seen in the Ocean exhibit.
Unlike a horse on land that chews grass, seahorses don’t have any teeth!

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Learn everything about the zoo, from our commitment to diversity, core values, vision, mission and our Indianapolis Zoo leadership team.
See the strides we have made in the past years through our annual reports and tax

Come see The University of Indianapolis Global Conservation Guest Speaker, Dr. Lily-Arison René de Roland, winner of the Indianapolis Prize.
The Indianapolis Prize recognizes extraordinary conservationists who have achieved

Tamarins are tiny monkeys from Central and South America. They get their name from the flowing white hair on their heads.
They also have long tails as long as their bodies!

Eels are great ocean predators that catch fish with their hinged jaws. You can see these elusive animals up close in the Ocean exhibit.
They have multiple rows of teeth in a hinged, double jaw that is well adapted for