The Oceans exhibit features a great variety of surgeonfish and tangs species. They all have colorful bodies and live among coral reefs.
from and only buy fish that have been raised by people, rather than fish from the wild
Cobras and mambas are part of a family of venomous snakes called elapids that live in eastern and southern Africa.
Be aware of snakes in your local area and give them their space in the wild.
Come see our fiesty flock of flamingos at the Indianapolis Zoo. Check our calendar for Flamingle times to get up close with these birds.
In the wild, flamingos eat tiny brine shrimp, other animals and algae that live in
The Indianapolis Zoo’s global conservation efforts reach far and wide supporting organizations, researchers, and scientists across the world.
The Indianapolis Zoo supports the APPC in the care and release of sloths to the wild
The Indianapolis Prize has named six distinguished conservationists as DeHaan Finalists for the 2025 award.
improve the conservation status of the Antillean manatee in Brazil and created a Western
A new Global Freshwater Fauna Assessment shows that a quarter of freshwater animals are at risk of extinction.
species are found in Lake Victoria, Lake Titicaca, Sri Lanka’s Wet Zone and the Western
It’s far more horrifying to consider a future without these and other essential species with unearned reputations for being scary.
MAMMALS Halloween and bats are synonymous in western culture.
