GalleryStudying the Wild Dhole Part 3 – How Elephants are Related to a Fire Alarm
Dr. Kate Jenks is a Conservation Biologist at the Minnesota Zoo. She was recently in Thailand leading the Zoo’s efforts to save endangered dholes (otherwise Read More
GalleryStudying the Wild Dhole Part 4 – Monitor Lizards and Pick-Up Sticks
Dr. Kate Jenks is a Conservation Biologist at the Minnesota Zoo. She was recently in Thailand leading the Zoo’s efforts to save endangered dholes (otherwise Read More
GalleryStudying the Wild Dhole Part 5 – Happy (Belated) Valentine’s Day
Dr. Kate Jenks is a Conservation Biologist at the Minnesota Zoo. She was recently in Thailand leading the Zoo’s efforts to save endangered dholes (otherwise Read More
GalleryHelp Save the Last True Wild Horse
Up until Memorial Day weekend you have the opportunity to help save Asian wild horses when you visit the Minnesota Zoo. This species went completely Read More
GallerySupporting Research on Critically Endangered White-Cheeked Gibbons
By: Dr. Tara Harris, Vice President for Conservation and Laurie Trechsel, Zoologist with assistance from Dr. Camille Coudrat, Project Anoulak The Minnesota Zoo is well Read More
GalleryWhite-Tailed Deer Parasites Threaten Minnesota’s Moose
By Dr. Tara Harris, Vice President for Conservation, Minnesota Zoo A deer poops in the forest. It happens all the time and you probably haven’t Read More
GalleryDemystifying the Giant Armadillo
The Minnesota Zoo is well known for its 485 acre facility in Apple Valley, Minnesota. However, people may be less familiar with the amazing work Read More
GalleryBIG Support for Tiny Butterflies
We can do BIG things thanks to you! Be it rhinos or butterflies, the Minnesota Zoo is for the Big and the Small. With your Read More