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Four-month-old Nile hippo calf, Omo, is growing and learning every day. Although he’s still nursing to get all of the nutrients he needs, he has started to explore solid foods. Because his parents, Zambezi and Biko, and his aunt, Kasai, love to smash watermelons, we couldn’t resist seeing if Omo would be interested in this . . .
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RARE, ENDANGERED AND ELUSIVE TREE KANGAROO SPECIES RETURNS TO CHEYENNE MOUNTIAN ZOO – Late Tuesday night, a fuzzy little face emerged from her comfy travel crate. It’s Som (which rhymes with “roam”), a 3-year-old female Matschie’s tree kangaroo, and brand-new member of the CMZoo family! Only about 2,500 Matschie’s tree kangaroos remain in the wild . . .
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What kind of maintenance should you make a priority this time of year?
What kind of maintenance should you make a priority this time of year?

Capture adventure with one-of-a-kind event opportunities that unite nature with fun
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“We named him Hubble because he’s still growing into his big ears, which kind of
“We named him Hubble because he’s still growing into his big ears, which kind of

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo has established a first-of-its-kind giraffe training, knowledge-sharing
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo has established a first-of-its-kind giraffe training, knowledge-sharing

There’s only one place in Colorado Springs that you can see over 85 one-of-a-kind
 – There’s only one place in Colorado Springs that you can see over 85 one-of-a-kind

Bring your class or group to Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for a one-of-a-kind educational
Bring your class or group to Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for a one-of-a-kind educational

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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is excitedly making preparations for the newest resident of Rocky Mountain Wild — an 8-week-old male Alaska moose, due to arrive this Wednesday. The big-eyed, light brown, long-legged calf was orphaned at about six days old outside of Anchorage, Alaska, when his mother was involved in a fatal human-wildlife conflict. He has . . .
“We’re super excited, but also kind of feel like new parents,” said Zwicker.