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October September 28, 2023 Teenagers interested in learning more about nature have

As ambush predators, alligators have unique adaptations that help them blend into

It’s nearly time for spring break! Are you ready? Make it a week of engaging education and adventure for kids from kindergarten through sixth grade. With options to attend camp for one day, all five days or somewhere in between, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo has flexible schedules for you and WILD experiences for the young nature . . .
Menagerie  Unicorns and dragons may not be found in zoos, but some zoo friends have

With each passing day, the development of our black-footed ferret kits seems to be on fast-forward, as they eagerly explore their surroundings and pick up new skills. Black-footed ferret (BFF) kits are about the size of a pinky finger when they are born. They experience major milestones, such as growing their baby teeth, eating meat, . . .
Since 1991, we have successfully bred 605 BFF kits in our behind-the-scenes conservation

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Since 2016, CMZoo’s scheduled paid elephant feeding opportunities have sent $25,000

Book a painting session with one of our animals, some animals even have add-on painting
Book a painting session with one of our animals, some animals even have add-on painting

Activities Include: Haunted House – ages 6 and up, strobe lights in use in Lodge at Moose Lake, Spooky Graveyard – waiting to greet you on your way to Water’s Edge: Africa, Trick-or-treat at Spooky Treat Stations – throughout the Boo at the Zoo path, Lighted Pumpkins – located in My Big Backyard, Pirate’s Cove . . .
Masks worn by guests 11 years of age and younger must have openings that allow the

Giraffe conservation was given a generous boost from many helping hands when Operation Twiga III rolled out in Uganda earlier this month. Cheyenne Mountain Zoo staff and other concerned conservationists took part in translocating endangered Nubian giraffe to a safer location, where they could establish new herds and maintain the important genetics of their subspecies. . . .
those 35 or so animals in Kidepo Valley National Park.� The Twiga operations have

Kay, a one-year-old female giraffe from Lincoln Children’s Zoo (LCZ), arrived at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo on the evening of Wed., April 19, and she’s settling in well. She has shared space with Msichana and Muziki, and, this week, started introductions with other herd members through a protective barrier, including Ohe and Viv, who were very . . .
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