As Como Harbor prepares for its public opening, two Atlantic gray seals have taken up residence behind-the-scenes Como Zoo has a long history of providing safe harbor to injured and...
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If you see Neil and his new roommate, Nanuyaak, pawing the ground and showing each other their sharp teeth—don’t worry, it doesn’t mean they don’t like each other. “You’ll see...
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It’s a love fest for Como’s new group of blue-eyed black lemurs DID YOU KNOW ? Lemurs are sexually dichromatic, meaning that males and females have markedly different coloration. Males,...
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Could your drawing, story or poem make you a Conservation Champ? Monday, January, 25 – Wednesday, February 10 We are excited to share the First and Second Place winners...
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During a year like no other, your contributions helped Como Park Zoo and Conservatory carry on—and keep an eye on the future. At the end of a typical year, Como Friends...
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Recommended as a breeding pair by the lion species survival plan, Maji and Mumford are making it work. As anyone who’s ever gone on a blind date knows, fix-ups have...
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Como Zoo sea lions CC, Subee, Niko and Poppy are about to meet two new neighbors, Kash and Killian. The two young harbor seals set out on a long journey...
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Some of Como Zoo’s heartiest residents are already getting ready for winter If the crisp mornings and shorter daylight hours are making you a little hungrier than usual, you’re not...
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One of the oldest zoo-born polar bears in the country, Buzz connected a new generation of visitors to the value of conservation. One of the only polar bears on the...
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How community-building and cultural exchange helped Como’s most beautiful corner thrive! Already one of the most beautiful and contemplative corners of Como, the Charlotte Partridge Ordway Japanese Garden has been...
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