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Zydeco dance starts at 6:00, we will teach you the Zydeco Dance steps and give you a DVD to take home with you to learn at home plus win stuff! The dance party starts at 7:00 and goes till 9:00 then i
Zydeco dance starts at 6:00, we will teach you the Zydeco Dance steps and give you a DVD to take home with you to learn at home plus win stuff! The dance party starts at 7:00 and goes till 9:00 then i
Zydeco dance starts at 6:00, we will teach you the Zydeco Dance steps and give you a DVD to take home with you to learn at home plus win stuff! The dance party starts at 7:00 and goes till 9:00 then i
Camels were domesticated more than 3,000 years ago, and to this day, humans depend on them for transport across arid environments. They can easily carry an extra 200 pounds (90 kilograms) while walkin
What would an Arctic landscape be without reindeer? On the hillside behind the polar bear exhibit you'll find a small herd of reindeer, more commonly called caribou in North America. They are mos
Stroll down Tiger Trail and you'll soon come upon a most unusual mamma l-- the Malayan tapir. The tapir is a primitive animal that has remained unchanged for millions of years. Most closely relat
Some of the Zoo's oldest -- and slowest -- residents are the Galapagos tortoises. Many of them have been with us since 1928, making them the oldest residents in the Zoo. They arrived here as youn
They grimace at their keepers and have been known to trash their exhibit. But lion-tailed macaques are strikingly beautiful animals and one of the most endangered species on the planet. Their wild hab
Our giant pandas enjoy deluxe accommodations with larger exhibit areas and extra vegetation and climbing structures. You'll enjoy the exhibit area, too, with its winding, elevated viewing paths t
Not all Arctic animals are big and white; most aren't even furry. We've brought some of these feathered denizens to San Diego: diving ducks and shorebirds, such as buffleheads, smews, and me
Although not as large as our other walk-through aviaries, the Parker Aviary's intimate size seems to bring the birds much closer to those patient enough to wait for the opportunity. Stand on the
Look closely at the San Diego Zoo's East African Kopje exhibit and you'll see more than just a rocky face. At work here is the concept of simulating a specific bio-ecological niche -- the fi
The San Diego Zoo was one of the first zoos to exhibit the highly endangered bonobos and we currently have one of the largest troops of bonobos in zoos. One characteristic bonobos are especially known
The Owens Rain Forest Aviary offers bird lovers an up-close look at about 200 feathered friends representing 45 species and is one of the world's largest walk-through avian encounters. The free-f
Mesmerizing and gorgeous, but also endangered, our tigers are always a pleasure to watch. Their exhibit was designed to closely resemble a natural jungle habitat and was built on a steep slope that gi
Our Australasian aviaries present some of the diverse jewels of the San Diego Zoo's bird collection, one of the premier collections of birds found anywhere in the world. These aviaries are curren
For decades the orangutans and siamangs at the San Diego Zoo have delighted visitors with their colorful personalities and intriguing vocalizations. Now, the two families of apes, indigenous to the sa
The focal point of the bears' exhibit is, naturally, the pool. From the underwater viewing room you can see how agile and playful these Arctic bruins really are. In fact, they're known to sw
Discover how the zoo works to accomplish its goals of wildlife conservation and education. During this two-hour entertaining and educational tour, get a special peek behind the scenes and learn how we
You'll find Parma wallabies at the San Diego Zoo. This species was thought to be extinct until accidentally "discovered" on an island near Auckland, New Zealand in 1965. Our wallaby exh
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