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BUTTERFLY JUNGLE OPENS MARCH 27 AT WILD ANIMAL PARK

 
 
March 21, 2010 (San Pasqual) – Nearly three dozens varieties of exotic butterflies will be on display at the San Diego Zoo’s Wild Animal Park butterfly jungle exhibit March 27 through April 18. Walk through the jungle-like exhibit, where butterflies often flutter down to land on visitors. Guests can also meet a “butterfly wrangler”, talk with keepers, see daily releases of butterflies, and view butterflies emerging from pupae.

WILD HOLIDAYS AT THE SAN DIEGO ZOO’S WILD ANIMAL PARK

 
December 20,2009 (Escondido) – Want to create a gift for a lion, elephant, vulture or meerkat? The San Diego Zoo’s Wild Animal Park is hosting enrichment days for guests to view animals playing with hand-painted boxes, popcorn-stuffed bags, insect-filled tubes and more. You can even create your own meerkat maze, paint a lion toy, or prepare a taco for an elephant with hay and food pellets.

FREEBIE ALERT! CALLING ALL KIDS--FREE ADMISSION TO SAN DIEGO ZOO & WILD ANIMAL PARK IN OCTOBER

 

KIDS FREE DAYS for children 11 years old and younger has been expanded and is now available all during the month of October. Everybody loves our World famous Zoo; now’s the time to enjoy the cooler weather as you learn more about animals and conservation. Come check out two fun, new play areas at the ZOO, and experience “Radical Reptiles” at the Discovery Station in the Wild Animal Park at San Pasqual.

EXPLORE 7 MILLION YEARS OF EVOLUTION AT THE SAN DIEGO ZOO

 
Author of New Book on Anza-Borrego Desert’s Fossil Treasures Featured at Aug. 15 Event

July 29, 2009 (San Diego)—Lowell Lindsay, co-author of Fossil Treasures of the Anza-Borrego Desert: The Last Seven Million Years, will be at the San Diego Zoo’s new Elephant Odyssey Exhibit on Saturday, August 15. He will be discussing, in a hands-on presentation, one of America’s most significant fossil treasure troves—the Anza-Borrego Desert, located in San Diego’s own desert backyard.

San Diego County’s Anza-Borrego Desert region boasts the longest continuous fossil record in North America, with fossils of such unique animals as mammoths, giant camels, bathtub-sized tortoises, and a sabertooth cat.

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