Sedgwick County Zoo is excited to announce the birth of Nkuba, a Western lowland
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If you find yourself at the Downing Gorilla Forest, you might notice a gorilla with graying hair lounging in a hammock. “We are all just living in Kivu’s world,”…
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While the Socorro Dove looks very similar to the Mourning Doves we have here in Kansas, they are native to the small island of Socorro, off the coast of western…
here in Kansas, they are native to the small island of Socorro, off the coast of western
Chimpanzees are distinguished by their prominent ears, protrusive lips, arms that are longer than the legs, and no tail. Chimps usually live in groups of five…
human activities are causing continued chimpanzee population reductions in the wild
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This medium-sized macaw is native to central Mexico through Argentina and Bolivia. Their bright green and red feathers resembles a military uniform…
In the wild they can live for 50-60 years and prefer to live in large flocks with
It’s World Giraffe Day at the Sedgwick County Zoo! Every year on June 21st, we celebrate these unique animals and learn more about how to support conservation…
and learn more about how to support conservation efforts for their species in the wild
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Learn about the McCord’s Box Turtle in this Bitesize Bonus Episode of the Sedgwick County ZooCast. VIGNETTE (00:00) A man stands in his office…
This is the first documented mention of these turtles in a western publication.
We sat down with Sedgwick County Zoo CEO and bird enthusiast Scott Newland to learn all about the Guam Kingfisher in this week’s episode.
Learn about the Guam Kingfisher, a bird that’s extinct in the wild.
