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At Fresno Chaffee Zoo, we aim to inspire care for animals, create meaningful connections, build community and save wildlife. This blog is a new way for us to invite you behind-the-scenes to meet the people, hear the stories, and witness the impact of our mission in action, both here in Fresno and around the world.
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Our spooktacular Halloween event, #ZooBoo, is BACK and tickets are now on sale!
While we are excited to ring in the spooky season with this annual event, it will look a little different this year. Over the summer, we experienced a tremendous loss when a fire destroyed our entire events warehouse, including all of our Halloween decor.
Our teams have worked tirelessly to reimagine this event. We are very appreciative of our community for showing up for us offering to donate decorations. At this time, we can`t accept your items, but we encourage you all to support us by purchasing a ticket to this event so that we can keep the Halloween spirit alive! π
Thank you for understanding, and we cannot wait to see you all! π§‘

September is here! Check out what we have planned this month at the Zoo. π¦ π«Ά

Dolly, our adorable Andean condor chick, has started exploring outside her nest box! Have you been lucky enough to see her in all her fluffy glory?

Family portrait ready β¨
πΈ : ZCS Clarissa

Empanada`s dad, Pico, got to play a little game of "this or that" with some of his favorite snacks βΊοΈ. See what foods came out on top.π π° π

Cheers to one year of adorable adventures with Thando & Davu! πβ€οΈ Special thanks to our members and staff for sharing their favorite moments that we featured in this compilation. Hereβs to many more memories on the savanna! π₯

The giant gouramis in our sunda gharial exhibit have become quite the spectacle for their massive size. These impressive fish are related to bettas and also breathe air from the surface using their labyrinth organ. Next time you see them, take notice to them doing this as they swim up for a quick breath of fresh air π
πΈ : ZCS Courtney
