These animals are considered keystone species on the African savanna where they did watering holes, clear pathways, and start the growing process for plants via their dung.

These are 3 animals in the Primate/ South America Building who are not primates

This is the movie that our turkeys are named after.

This is where lost and found and first aid are located

This is the dresscode for BZI volunteers

Beatrice and Cranberry are our mother/ daughter duo for this small animal species with a colorful name.

This is the country that lemurs are from

This is the species whose habitat is found in Brock Conservation Cabin

This building houses the volunteer department and is located behind the Wilds barn.

This is the number of hours required to be completed during a teen's first summer at the zoo

This is one reason a zebra has stripes.

Orangutans main threat is due to deforestation in order to farm this product.

These are two of the bird species with habitats on the Wilds Trail

This is one of our two main restaurants on grounds

Please schedule your shifts and log your hours using this online system

This is one difference between predators and prey.

This is the continent on which giant otters live.

This canid who lives in the Wilds section of the zoo is an omnivore.

This is the name of the large grassy park located in the middle of the zoo

This is the age range for teen volunteers

This is the number of neck bones that a giraffe has (hint: it is the same number of bones in a human's neck)

Term to describe an animal that is occurring outside of its natural range and often outcompeting local species (for example: the lion fish)

These are the names of our two black bears

This is the mission statement of the Zoo

This is the day you will receive you ID badge and volunteer Tshirt