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Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV) is a highly fatal disease affecting elephants in both natural range and human care. This herpesvirus causes severe symptoms, including lethargy, swelling, and internal bleeding. Particularly
The Zoo is a beloved cultural institution and a place to be close to nature – but there is so much more to learn about the impact of the Seneca
By Robin English, Seneca Park Zoo Senior Veterinary Technician The Seneca Park Zoo is committed to playing a part in the conservation of species. By utilizing the scientific advances available
by Zoo Keeper Sue Rea Bob and Gunni, Kellee Wolowitz 📸 Gunni, short for Gunnison, arrived to Seneca Park Zoo last August. Gunni is staying with us while his
Lake sturgeon photo by Julia Schlenker This article first ran in our ZooNooz April 2024 edition. Written by Pamela Reed Sanchez, President & CEO Seneca Park Zoo Society. If you
March 2024 As the 2024 Solar Eclipse approaches, the Seneca Park Zoo is launching a project to understand better how animals react to the phenomena. While zoo guests stroll the
This essay contributed by Tom Snyder, Seneca Park Zoo’s Director of Programming and Conservation Action, first appeared in our January 2024 edition of ZooNooz. Growing up surrounded by nature I
December 4, 2023 Seneca Park Zoo’s southern white rhino ‘Jiwe’ has turned seven! As the second largest land mammal, he has tipped the scale at just over 4,000lbs and is
Providing medical care to the animals at the Zoo is of upmost importance. Many animals require their own participation to receive vaccines, or treat a medical issue. It is less
How do we recycle properly and why is it important? Recycling is an important, and practical step we can do in our day-to-day lives that helps protect our local environment,
November is a very special month here at Seneca Park Zoo because it is Genny C’s birthday month!
October 21, 2023 This week is National Vet Tech Week so we would like to say a big thank you to our veterinary technicians Robin and Tammy! The vet techs
October 1, 2023 Join us in celebrating Pimento’s 30th birthday! Born October 1st 1993, Pimento is the oldest of our Olive Baboon troop and has called Seneca Park Zoo her
This guest essay contributed by Sarah Conley, International Elephant Foundation, first appeared in our September 2023 edition of ZooNooz. The incredible photo above is the work of esteemed photojournalist Paul
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