All-day Admission with Bags of Feed for Two, Three, or Four to the Capital of Texas Zoo (Up to 51% Off)
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Good for KidsGet all-day access to an intimate zoo experience with happy animals plus breeding programs for endangered species!
Looking for an exciting day out? The Capital of Texas Zoo offers an intimate experience filled with rare and beautiful wild animals. With all-day access, you can take your time exploring the exhibits. Plus, there are engaging breeding programs aimed at conserving endangered species. Who wouldn't love spending a whole day here?!
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- All-day Admission with Bags of Feed for Two, Three, or Four to the Capital of Texas Zoo
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Our Zoo is small compared to places like San Antonio or Houston, but we are a pretty, intimate little place with happy and healthy animals. We have breeding programs for fourteen endangered species here, and this is our main reason for existing. Most people love us. Give us a chance, and we predict you will love us, too!
Why You Should Grab the Offer
This offer stands out because it provides a unique and personal visit to one of Central Texas's most beloved zoos without the overwhelming size found in bigger cities like San Antonio or Houston. With hands-on opportunities like feeding animals and exclusive encounters such as Tank the Hippo or swimming with baby otters Kumo and Okami, visitors get unforgettable experiences that educate as well as entertain. The Capital Of Texas Zoo also emphasizes conservation through its breeding programs For endangered species And even offers nighttime guided tours where you can see nocturnal animals in action. Add to that the chance For young enthusiasts To join The Junior Keeper Program And get real-world zookeeping experience while building their resumes! The Peacock Pavilion event center within The zoo also makes it A perfect venue For special occasions.
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About Capital of Texas Zoo
More than 500 animals inhabit the grounds at Capital of Texas Zoo, a haven for wildlife education and a breeding ground for more than 14 endangered species. The zoo's residents include zebras, ringtail lemurs, and a rare white tiger, not to be confused with a ghost tiger. Other appearances from the animal kingdom include peacocks, kangaroos, turtles, lions, and brand-new dingo babies.
Educational animal shows highlight a specific member of the zoo, such as the Wings show, which stars eurasian eagle owl Hedwig, who has made appearances on Late Show with David Letterman and in the movie Furry Vengeance. The zoo also takes to the road with traveling animal shows that involve a cast of six exotic reptiles, mammals, and birds, which makes appearances at birthday parties, schools, or events. With lessons catered to the age of the audience, the animals teach children to respect other living things and remind adults why they can’t keep falcons as pets.