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As an Arctic Ambassador Center for Polar Bears International, we share the story of how climate change is affecting the Arctic and polar bears.
If you’ve been to Seneca Park Zoo any time since 1979, chances are you’ve seen African elephant Genny C, who recently celebrated her 42nd birthday.
Each time we announce an animal death, we are overwhelmed by the amazing support of the community. But we also receive questions.
Animal care professionals who work with aging animals, like our 12-year-old raccoons, face special challenges as they strive to give the animals the best care possible.
Most students go into their summer internships with the burning question, “Is this career for me?” I was no different when considering if zoo medicine was right for me, landing at Seneca Park Zoo as the Aab Pre-Veterinary Fellow under the expertise of the sole veterinarian, Dr. Louis DiVincenti.
As many Zoo guests may have noticed in recent months, Lou the spotted hyena has been spending more time in the behind-the-scenes area of his habitat.
Since their inception into American culture as a place to gaze at creatures of all shapes and sizes from around the world, zoos have been a destination for public recreation and wonder.
On Monday, May 27, 2019 Monroe County Executive Cheryl Dinolfo & Seneca Park Zoo officials announced that snow leopard Timila gave birth to cubs.
Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day, enjoy daily animal experiences to enrich your Zoo visit.
Seneca Park Zoo supports Mounted Horse Patrol Team in Mount Kenya in partnership with the International Elephant Foundation.
