Stomp, Chomp and Roar

Summer Exhibit — Exploration Dinosaur

Now through Oct. 5

MILWAUKEE COUNTY ZOO
10001 W BLUEMOUND RD
MILWAUKEE, WI 53226

9:30 AM-5 PM WEEKDAYS
9:30 AM-5 PM WEEKENDS
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Wild Changes Underway

Thank you for your patience as we build new and improved habitats for our hippo and future rhinos. We can’t wait for you (and the animals) to see the result!

Help Us Name the Penguin Chick

Our Humboldt penguin chick is a girl! Discover her story and join in the naming fun.

A La Carte: A Feast for the Senses

LOCASH, Phillip Phillips, & Los Lonely Boys to Headline

Tickets on sale now!

Baby Boom Makes 12

Welcome the newest members of our Japanese macaque troop!

Closing a Chapter on the Small Mammals Building

After careful consideration, we have decided to close the Small Mammals Building by the end of the year.

Summer/Fall Wild Connections Tours

Now available! Go behind the scenes and have an up-close encounter with the bongos, otters, and more.

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How do you give an anaconda that weighs 110 pounds and is over 14 feet long an exam? With a well-organized animal care team!

Earlier this year, Olive got a full exam, including her eyes, skin, and reproductive system (using the ultra sound).

While everyone was in place, the animal care team took this opportunity to get blood samples for routine testing and our grounds team did some spring cleaning in her habitat while she was in hand. 💚

Happy World Snake Day!

#anaconda #teamwork #worldsnakeday #mkezoo

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Giraffes don’t have horns or antlers, they have ossicones.

Ossicones are formed from cartilage that turns to bones as they age. Horns have a bone base and are covered in keratin.

Ossicones are covered with skin and usually hair, horns do not have skin or hair.

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Our Humboldt penguin is a girl!🐧 Help us pick the perfect name! Discover her story and join in the naming fun! Link in bio!

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Stomp, Chomp and Roar

List of Animals

Meet Our Animals

Interactive Zoo Map

Map Out Your Path

General Admission

Advance Tickets

Wild Changes Underway

Help Us Name the Penguin Chick

A La Carte: A Feast for the Senses

Baby Boom Makes 12

Closing a Chapter on the Small Mammals Building

Summer/Fall Wild Connections Tours

Where Education and Conservation Go Hand in Claw

Be an Animal Advocate

Follow us!

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