From an elephant or tiger, to a black and white lemur, or even a playful otter, adopting a Zoo animal lets you become an important caretaker for these exotic creatures.
Your adoption contribution helps us feed and care for our animals, providing an enriching environment for them to grow, play and learn while educating our community.
Adopt-a-Species packages are great gift ideas for birthdays, anniversaries, special occasions or any other holidays!
These meaningful and rewarding presents help preserve our wildlife and give back to our community.
INCLUDES:
A Full Size Plush
Photo
Species Fact Sheet
Adoption Certificate
2 Society Facemasks
A Surprise Mini Plush!
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A group of foxes is called a “skulk” or a “leash.”
The fur of the Arctic fox changes twice yearly. The winter fur is thicker and entirely white, providing camouflage against snow and ice; the summer coat is gray and brown, blending in with the tundra and grassy hills.
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Because of their shy nature, nocturnal tendencies and excellent camouflage, wild clouded leopards are rarely seen by people.
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Each tentacle contains thousands of chemical receptors.
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They are named for the greenish color of their cartilage and fat, not the color of their shells.
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Their whiskers detect sound waves, which helps them locate prey.
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Mystery Double ZooFriend Special!
Receive two randomly chosen ZooFriends (smaller than ZooParent) for $45 (plus $7 shipping).
Which species will be in your box?
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They can travel thousands of miles every year to follow the seasonal movement of sea ice.
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The Sumatran tiger is the smallest of the tiger subspecies and has the darkest coat.
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