Next up for #Skeletober we`re diving under with our giant gouramis. Thanks to their special organ called a `labyrinth organ`, they can breathe air from the surface. This allows them to survive in muddy waters with low oxygen.

Looking for a sign to visit the Zoo? How about two??
Indy and Jubilee have made their habitat debut and can now be seen daily in African Adventure.

Join us this Sunday, October 11th for a celebration of community and belonging at Rainbow Family Day in honor of National Coming Out Day! Enjoy music, art, educational activities, and local food vendors in a welcoming space for all. 🌈 👪 ❤️
A special thank you to our sponsor, @Binationalca, for their ongoing support!
Learn more about this year`s performances and activities on our Zoo Blog at our link in bio.

Spooky, Scary, Skeletons 💀 🩻 🦴

We`re getting into the Halloween spirit with our series #Skeletober sharing x-rays of some of our animals that call the Zoo home. We`re kicking it off with Peewee. An alligator`s jaw can bite down with a crushing force of 2,000 pounds per square inch!

Looking for some family fun this Halloween season? Join us at the Zoo for our beloved annual Halloween celebration, ZooBoo! Dress up in your best costume, trick-or-treat across the Zoo, enjoy magic shows, falltime photo-ops and more! Tickets now on sale at our link in bio!

Thank you to our sponsors @swinerton1888, @unitedlocalcredit, and @collins.electrical