The month of February has been cold, but we were lucky to have some really nice, warm days and hopefully more warm days to come. The Zoo’s new African Penguin exhibit has been making great progress thanks to the Whiting-Turner … Continued
Next time you visit the Zoo, make certain to turn right at the end of the African boardwalk and spend some time with the Zoo’s resident warthogs. Neighboring the gazelle and kudu yard, the warthog is always an entertaining creature to … Continued
Enjoy 50% Admission to the American Visionary Arts Museum! Maryland Zoo Members are no strangers to truly WILD exhibits (and great discounts)! And this spring Maryland Zoo can enjoy both as The American Visionary Arts Museum. Zoo members can take advantage of … Continued
Our three little lions Luke, Leia, and Zuri came outside to explore the exhibit together for the first time on Wednesday, February 19th thanks to the nice weather. Though Luke and Leia have been outside before, this is their first time on … Continued
We are very excited to have warmer weather this weekend! Unfortunately, not all of the animals will be on exhibit due to the temperatures not being warm enough and the existing snow on the ground. Below is a list of … Continued
At The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, we spring into Spring on Saturday, March 1 when we resume seven-day-a-week operations. There are a variety of events planned for the year, so start planning your visits to The Maryland Zoo. Most events … Continued
Now you can drive your children wild this summer – sign them up for Summer Camp at the Zoo! Campers experience a unique, week-long day camp that allows them to explore the natural world of animals and their habitats, right here at … Continued
BALTIMORE, MD – The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is saddened to announce the death of geriatric male cheetah, Rafiki. Rafiki had been suffering from kidney disease, arthritis, and other age-related ailments, but had remained in fairly good health until recently. … Continued
BALTIMORE, MD – Luke, Leia and Zuri, the lion cubs at The Maryland Zoo, are growing by leaps and bounds under the care and supervision of the Animal Department staff at the Zoo. Here is an update on their condition: … Continued
The Zoo’s two sibling cubs, Luke & Leia, along with newly adopted female cub, Zuri, are now 4 months old. All three cubs continue to bond behind-the-scenes in the lion holding area. The weather is still too cold to allow … Continued