
FROM ZOO TO YOU: Rethinking the term ‘bird-brains’
BY HOUSTON GLOVER English philosopher Sir Francis Bacon first coined the term ‘bird-witted’ to describe one who is “easily distracted and unable to keep his… Login to continue reading Login…
BY HOUSTON GLOVER English philosopher Sir Francis Bacon first coined the term ‘bird-witted’ to describe one who is “easily distracted and unable to keep his… Login to continue reading Login…
BY ANDREA FLORES Story Time at the Lee Richardson Zoo will have you bound for excitement! We are happy to announce that Story Time will… Login to continue reading Login…
Houston Glover, center, answers questions by campers about “Gilligan”, a Great Plains toad, Thursday at the Finnup Center during a Spring Break Zoo Camp at… Login to continue reading Login…
BY KRISTI NEWLAND When you’re a zookeeper, people usually ask you what you like best about your job. The answer, or at least part of… Login to continue reading Login…
BY ALICE NELSON When most people think of zoos, they also think of monkeys. Lee Richardson Zoo not only has monkeys, but also other types… Login to continue reading Login…
BY JOE KNOBBE Did you know that the Asian wild horse, or Przewalski’s (pronounced sheh-VAL-skee), is the only living species of true wild horse remaining… Login to continue reading Login…
Lee Richardson Zoo staff are mourning the passing of Namba, a sloth bear and long-time zoo resident.
BY EMILY SEXSON As Lee Richardson Zoo’s Communication Specialist, I’m responsible for developing signage for the zoo. The average zoo guest spends two to three… Login to continue reading Login…
BY ALYSSA MECHLER Valentine’s Day was on Wednesday, Feb. 14. It is a celebration of romance and love all over the world. Many of our… Login to continue reading Login…
BY ANDREA FLORES Spring break will be here before we know it, sometimes families have trouble planning a fun-filled week. However, we hope to ease… Login to continue reading Login…