The Abilene Zoo is home to a diverse array of animals from around the world, each with its own unique story to tell. From the towering giraffes that gracefully roam the savannah exhibit to the playful primates that swing through the trees, the zoo provides a window into the wonders of wildlife. With a focus on conservation, education, and hands-on experiences, the zoo offers visitors the chance to connect with species both familiar and exotic, while fostering a deeper understanding of the importance of protecting these incredible creatures. Whether it’s the vibrant colors of the tropical birds or the stealthy movements of the big cats, the Abilene Zoo brings the beauty of the animal kingdom to life.
Meet three of The Abilene Zoo’s new residents Uno, Milan and Winston.
UNO
THE AMERICAN BISON
Uno, an 8-year-old bison, marks the return of this iconic species to Abilene Zoo after 14 years. Donated by the Weilert family, Uno symbolizes Abilene’s grassland heritage
MILAN
THE JAGUAR
Milan is an 8-year-old jaguar who joined Abilene Zoo as part of the Species Survival Plan (SSP), a vital program designed to ensure the survival and health of endangered species like jaguars.
WINSTON
THE CURLCRESTED ARACARI
Winston is a 4-year-old curl-crested aracari that is part of the ambassador team! Native to Costa Rica, these birds have unique curled feathers.
Photos Contributed By The Abilene Zoo
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