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An Ankole-Watusi with a device on his horn.

Caring for Max the Watusi

Our animal care team is helping 6-year-old Max the Ankole-Watusi through an overproduction of mucous in one of his horns, which is causing his head to slightly tilt over to one side.

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Caring for our Aging Giraffes

We wanted to give you a quick update on two of our more senior members of our giraffe tower, Milenna and Doc.

Meet the Animals: Klipspringers

Our three klipspringers are full of personality, but their small size can often mean they get overlooked by the average Zoo- goer. That’s why we’re featuring them this month as part of our “Meet the Animal” series.  

Meet the Animals: West African Black Crowned Cranes

Goose and Royal the West African black crowned cranes have been a Zoo couple for about two years, and they have quickly become a favorite among keepers. Learn all about this pair’s day-to-day life.

A black howler monkey infant clings to his mom's tail.

Where can I find that Zoo baby?

It’s been a baby bonanza at our Zoo over the last few months! Read on to learn more about each of the new babies we’ve welcomed. 

A small baby klipspringer sitting in hay

Welcoming a Baby Klipspringer

Deborah and Ajabu, our klipspringer pair, have welcomed their seventh offspring at our Zoo! The young male klipspringer is now doing well, but this baby’s first few days started off on unsure footing.

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