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Maryland Zoo Welcomes New Addition to Sitatunga Herd
BALTIMORE, MD -- The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore welcomed a female sitatunga calf to its growing herd on Thursday, February 4, 2021. “We are very happy to welcome June, born ...
Maryland Zoo to Host a Glow-in-the-Dark Egg Hunt Just For Adults!
BALTIMORE, MD – On April 1, 2021, The Maryland Zoo will host an adults-only (21+) Glow-in-the-Dark Egg Hunt from 6:00 pm until 8:30 pm. Guests will show off their competitive ...
Maryland Zoo and Smyth Jewelers Introduce Ruby, a Gem of a Penguin
-Name chosen by popular vote in an online naming contest - Introducing Ruby, a rare and precious African penguin chick with an equally precious name! The Maryland Zoo’s first ...
Downloadable Valentine’s Day Cards
So Flappy Together Download e-card Download Printable Card You Make My HeaRT Roar Download e-card Download Printable Card Let's ...
Otter Habitat Renovation
Some otterly exciting changes are taking place in the Maryland Wilderness. The North American river otter habitat, home to otters Piper and Hudson, is getting some upgrades. Over ...
Help Name Maryland Zoo’s First Penguin Chick of 2021!
-- Vote now through Monday, February 8th -- Vote Now BALTIMORE, MD – The Maryland Zoo and Smyth Jewelers are adding some bling to this year’s chicks in the ever-growing ...
Name a Precious Penguin Chick
The Maryland Zoo and Smyth Jewelers are adding some bling to this year’s chicks in the ever-growing African penguin colony! The Zoo has been hatching penguin chicks for ...
New Year, New Experiences at the Maryland Zoo
BALTIMORE, MD - The Maryland Zoo welcomes 2021 with some wild new experiences for animal lovers! Two new “meet and greet” experiences will provide fun interactions with goats ...
Maryland Zoo to Host a Free Virtual Field Talk
BALTIMORE, MD – Experience life on the front lines of wildlife conservation with Dr. Lucy Kemp, project manager for the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project, during this FREE virtual ...
The Year in Review — 2020 Highlights
While people across the world took a global time-out this year, nature continued to stir and animal care staff at the Zoo continued to care. It certainly was a tumultuous and ...