Indianapolis zoo exhibits

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BiomeFactIcons Native region. Eating habits. BiomeFactIcons Conservation Status. Meet the elephants. Where are they at the Zoo? Come see for yourself. Buy Tickets. Elephant Conservation.

International Elephant Foundation. For Dr. Charles Foley, Director of the Tarangire Elephant Project, few countries in the world can match Tanzania for its diversity of wildlife. That's a key reason he and his wife, Lara, manager of the Project, have spent the last 25 years living and conducting research in the Tarangire ecosystem. In , funds also supported the start of a new program — the Ruaha Katavi Corridor expansion.

All Conservation Efforts. The Indianapolis Zoo was the first in the nation to be triple-accredited as a zoo, aquarium and botanical garden. Construction is underway on Kangaroo Crossing, a new exhibit that will feature kangaroos, cockatoos and other Australian species.

The new kangaroo exhibit will allow people to walk into a large open area without fences or barriers to see kangaroos up close, roaming free.

Apple's new MacBook Pro is pretty and powerful. Once on the brink of extinction, courageous conservation efforts has brought this species roaring back. Alligators are the most cold-tolerant of the crocodilians and can be found in our heated outdoor pool year-round! A crocodile has a snout that's long and narrow. They also show off all their fierce teeth when their jaws are closed. Found in rivers in a small part of South America, Orinoco crocodiles are among the largest predators on the continent.

The species is critically endangered due to habitat loss and pollution. You can support Orinoco crocodile conservation by participating in our Round Up for Conservation at our Gift Shop. Look no further. Connect with our amazing animals and learn about the wild places they come from.

Published Oct. Opening in May , our new And be startled by those eyes — Many of the exhibits do not have walls, for example the Macaws and the butterfly exhibit. There are training feeding times that bring the animals like the cheetahs right up to the glass. This place is kid friendly, even for small children! We took our 11 month old there and he had so much fun looking at all the animals.

We loved that the animals were engaging and the dolphin show was awesome! We will be returning. The orangutan chat is the best! You can see how they're learning flash cards and how brilliant they are. Fantastic experience! We enjoyed our adventure here!