When you have a mixed species exhibit, like Mary K. Chapman Rhino Reserve, you have to have a plan so all animals do not rush through the gate. Each group of animals are trained to shift upon hearing their specific recall stimulus. 📽️ Zookeeper Eric Flossic | Tulsa Zoo

Tulsa Zoo on Reels

Tulsa Zoo on Reels

Tulsa Zoo on Reels

Tulsa Zoo on Reels

Who else could spend hours just watching our siamang family? 💛 Our Exhibits team recently built a brand-new climbing structure for our siamangs in their outdoor habitat! Siamangs are a species of lesser ape often found high above the ground. They’re specially adapted for brachiation, a form of movement where they swing through their environment using their long, powerful arms. Watch the video to see our troop explore the completed structure for the very first time! This new addition provides ev

Introducing giant BUGS! See the life cycle of monarch butterflies, hear hissing cockroaches and smell the pungent odor of a stink bug. | Tulsa Zoo

Our friends from @TheLionKing & @bwaytulsa came to visit the animals who inspired their characters! They loved learning about the William S. Smith African Wilds complex, which will build new exhibits for our African animals. Hear their thoughts! Donate: bit.ly/3P2qJvV | Tulsa Zoo