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
The Indianapolis Zoo strives to protect nature and inspire people to care for our world. See our conservation efforts locally and globally.
million grant to one organization that can develop and execute a plan that will have
The American alligator is the largest reptile native to the U.S. Alligators can be found behind the Orangutan Center at the Indy Zoo.
Alligators have broad, U-shaped snouts.
� When we see a cute or cool animal on TV or in a movie, we often have an instinctive
The Cheetah is not only fast, but it has great eyesight to see prey from a great distance. Come see these wild cats in Plains at the Indy Zoo.
Female cheetahs have a few cubs at a time, who stay with her for over a year, practicing
� When we see a cute or cool animal on TV or in a movie, we often have an instinctive
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
The Indianapolis Zoo has been recognized by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums with the Edward H. Bean Population Sustainability Award for its innovative approach to the African elephant population.
Animals from Extinction (SAFE) and Species Survival Plan® (SSP) programs that have
Sea stars are invertebrates that live on the ocean floor. They wrap their arms around their prey to eat. See them in the Oceans exhibit.
IUCN Red List Status Many species are Not Evaluated Conservation Many sea stars have
