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Denver Zoo lion cubs to make their public debut

Denver Zoo lion cubs to make their public debut

Meet our newest Tropical Discovery residents, Bruno and Banshee! These albino American alligator siblings were hatched in 2014 and came to Denver Zoo from St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, an organization also accredited by The Association of Zoos and Aquariums. While their albinism makes these two unique, the conservation success story of their species is even more impressive. In 1967, American alligators were listed as an Endangered species and were on the brink of extinction due t

Meet our newest Tropical Discovery residents, Bruno and Banshee! These albino American alligator siblings were hatched in 2014 and came to Denver Zoo from St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, an organization also accredited by The Association of Zoos and Aquariums. While their albinism makes these two unique, the conservation success story of their species is even more impressive. In 1967, American alligators were listed as an Endangered species and were on the brink of extinction due t

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Crowds line up to see Denver Zoo's new African lion cubs

Crowds line up to see Denver Zoo's new African lion cubs

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This is Jayloe, our green anaconda. If you haven't seen her in action, anacondas like Jayloe are expert swimmers, with coloration meant to act as camouflage underwater. They can stay completely submerged for up to 10 minutes, which is great since water helps support their large weight enabling them to swim at impressive speeds. If you're still looking for that perfect gift, consider gifting a membership to Denver Zoo, where folks can see Jayloe, and our other 3000 residents as often as they like

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We’re celebrating over three decades of Zoo Lights magic! ✨ From a humble start in 1992 with 30,000 lights and 27,000 visitors to more than 3 million lights and 300,000 visitors in 2023, Zoo Lights has grown into one of Colorado’s most beloved family events. Today’s Zoo Lights visitors can thank a small group of volunteers for bringing the idea of a holiday lights display to Denver Zoo. Volunteer Mike Lestition, who has volunteered with the Zoo for nearly 50 years, shines a light on the origins

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Get ready for a fa-boo-lous time—Boo at the Zoo is almost here! 👻 🍬 This timed, ticketed event is packed with thrills like mysterious cryptid creatures, candy stations, seasonal snacks and Halloween fun for everyone. With something magical around every corner, it’s the best place in town to trick-or-treat! Don't miss out! Get your tickets today: https://my.denverzoo.org/events?kid=10 Boo at the Zoo presented in partnership with Lifetime Windows. | Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

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Take your Zoo Lights experience to the next level by going on a Holiday Safari. Choose an assortment of Denver Zoo's most fascinating Ambassadors—including one of our brilliant birds, rockin' reptiles and marvelous mammals. You'll also get to meet and learn from our animal care experts as they introduce you to each amazing animal. Book your spot today! denverzoo.org/events/zoolights/ | Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

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Alligators are not pets but they can be cute🥰😅 | The Reptile Zoo

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🚨 New species alert! 🚨 Please join us in welcoming Franklin and Marshall! These two addax are half-brothers and the first of their species to call Denver Zoo home. With fewer than 100 individuals in their historic range, addax are critically endangered. Denver Zoo is proud to care for these unique antelope and help ensure the health and survival of addax in the future. (Please note: sparring is a natural, playful behavior for Franklin and Marshall. This video shows them making their public deb

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Your day at the Zoo just got more festive! 🍂 This fall, discover our NEW Fall Attractions Pass—your all-inclusive ticket to rides and experiences—along with creepy-crawly Animal Ambassadors, weekend pumpkin carving, and fall-themed snacks and sips. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for mysterious creatures like Bigfoot wandering the grounds. 👀👣 Watch the video to hear Guest Operations Manager James Weippert share more about what you can expect during your fall visit to DZCA, and check out all o

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Elvis the Alligator! Colorado Gator Farm Reptile Zoo #alligators #gators | Wild Charles

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After much anticipation, the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance announced its four African lion cubs will make their public debut on Thursday, Oct. 9. The cubs will be exploring the in the enclosure's Maternity Yard daily between 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. 🎥 @denverzoo | The Denver Gazette

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After several weeks of anticipation, we are thrilled to announce that our African lion cubs have officially been named! Drumroll please... 🥁 🦁 We’re pleased to introduce our male cub, Guion, and our little lion ladies, Alpine Lily, Olive and Poppy! Their names were thoughtfully chosen through meaningful conversations with their Animal Care team, who have worked tirelessly over the past several months to ensure the cubs’ wellbeing, along with special contributions from two incredible families w

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✨ Zoo Lights is glowing brighter than ever and there’s still time to visit! ✨ As you plan your holiday outings, make Denver’s favorite tradition part of the celebration. This year’s Zoo Lights brings fun new flavors to the German Village Lounge featuring festive food options you won’t find during the day. Be sure to also keep an eye out for the brand-new photo ops from Santa’s sleigh and angel wings and the new immersive moments throughout Primate Panorama, Tropical Discovery, and beyond. We’re

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Dan the alligator chows down on some fish! Often misidentified as a crocodile, a quick way to tell the two species apart is by their snout shape. Alligators tend to have a wide, “u”-shaped snout and crocodiles tend to have a pointed, “v”-shaped snout. The difference in shape means that alligators can exert more strength from their mouth, which comes into play when they are cracking into hard shells found on some of their prey. To go even further, crocodiles tend to prefer salty waters and alliga

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