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Sahara sand vipers are solitary and burry themselves in the sand during the heat
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The dromedary camel has one hump and a long, curved neck. Camels have adapted for desert living with broad feet that enable it to walk long distances…
enable it to walk long distances, thick eyelashes provide protection from blowing sand
Jamani the Dromedary Camel has called Sedgwick County Zoo home her whole life. “She is the Queen of Farms, and she knows it,” Zookeeper Kimberly Olsen said.
Their short ears and narrow nostrils help keep sand out of these orifices.
These coastal birds prefer sandy and stony soils. Usually found in pairs or small groups, their presence is easily detected by finding its distinctive three…
easily detected by finding its distinctive three-toed footprints left behind in the sand
Due to habitat loss, increased agriculture, and pesticides, there are now fewer than 200 wild Chinese alligators, making them one of the most endangered…
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Bring your homeschool students for a day of fun-filled activities at the Sedgwick County Zoo! Please register for the event whether you are a member or a non…
build different structures and then break them down using the force of water or sand
An Early Childhood Program Each monthly theme will focus on animals, nature and the environment. Children will learn and explore through stories…
and shoes that are made for movement and walking on a variety of surfaces like sand
If it’s creepy and it’s crawly, you’re sure to find it here. Amphibians, reptiles, and fishes make up 70 percent of all known living vertebrates.
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