Denver Zoo is proud to announce the birth of a new aye-aye, a rare endangered primate found in Madagascar. The male infant was born Saturday, April 18, but still does not have a name. The infant’s birth is significant as it is only the second aye-aye to be born at a North American zoo as well as the first to be conceived at a North American zoo.
Baby Giraffe Calf “Blizzard” at Giraffe House
While Denver was digging out of its spring break winter storm in March, Denver Zoo welcomed the birth of a cool new giraffe, named Blizzard. Visitors will be blown away by this six-foot-two, 165-pound baby. Born Friday, March 27, the calf can now be seen with his mother at the zoo’s giraffe exhibit.
Winter Animal Care"
Colorado winters can be cold and snowy, and we each have our own way of staying warm and dry. But, what about zoo animals – especially those from warm climates? How do they fare when the temperature dips and the snow flies? Actually, they do quite well – in large measure because Denver Zoo goes the extra mile to ensure animals are comfortable no matter what the temperature.
Mayor Hickenlooper, Denver Zoo Officials & Sea LionAnnounce Significant Sustainability Milestone for City
