Zoo Fun facts

Check out a few interested facts about the San Antonio Zoo

The Zoo houses one of the largest bird collections in the US
First to reproduce the endangered white rhinoceros in North America
The first to hatch and raise Caribbean flamingos
One of the first cage less zoos in the Country
Named by Parents Magazine as one of the 2009 Top 10 Best Zoo’s for Kids
Listed as the #1 tourist spot by Nickelodeon’s ParentsConnection gocitykids.com

The new lions on exhibit and tiger exhibit, and conservation projects

The San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium participates in many conservation efforts from around the world. The Zoo is directly involved with many endangered and threatened species. A few of the projects near to heart are the Whooping Crane Recovery Program, Attwater’s Prairie Chicken Recovery Program, Endangered Texas Salamanders, and AZA Butterfly Conservation Initiative.

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What are some of the exhibits?
The Zoo has over 3,500 animals, 750 species and a wide range of exhibits, including Kronkosky's Tiny Tot Nature Spot, Richard Friedrich Aquarium, Hixon Bird House, Lory Landing, Reptile House, Africa Live!, Butterflies!, Cranes of the World, African Plains, Prarie Chickens, Amazonia, Caterpillar Flight School, Rift Valley, and Gibbon Forest.
Where can I park?
Arrive early to the Zoo to avoid parking hassles. A parking lot is open to the public near the Train Depot and is free of charge.

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The new lions on exhibit and tiger exhibit, and conservation projects

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What are some of the exhibits?

Where can I park?

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