In the faint glow of a late summer sun set, a flock of flamingos gather for their nightly ritual: a Latin dance party!

A streak of hopping cuteness catches your eye as you roam through the African area of the zoo. You can tell it's a cute pup of some kind, but what is it? You stop to take a closer look.

Though raised in captivity, the eagle's instincts pull her to the open sky. Once fully healed, she will be released to join her kind at Yellowstone National Park.

A playful, young kangaroo loves to jump and play! I could watch play all day. I've decided to call him Joey. Do you know why?

A few steps into the Butterfly Habitat, a friendly blue morpho butterfly gently rests on your outstretched hand. At this perspective, you are able to observe the intricate colorings on its wings before it finally flies away.

Awkwardly roly poly, the armadillo seems to have no destination in mind as she waddles and rolls. But remember, not all who roll aimlessly are lost!

It is rare to spot a gray wolf at the zoo's wolf sanctuary during open hours. But long after dark, with the woods to himself, the alpha wolf communicates through long howls--his somber song.

Where did he go? Meerkats playfully pop up from their burrows, stand up tall, and look around. Before you know it, they're gone again!