Theme: Wild Winter Wonderland
Keiki Kit
Keiki Kit
We’re excited to debut our official 2020 Wild Winter Wonderland Keiki Kits! Our keiki kits are a fundraiser for Aloha ‘Aina Conservation Fund. Support #conservation and have some winter-break fun ?Learn all about Arctic ?❄️ and Antarctic animals and habitats, the ❄️ winter solstice, and much more.
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education programs
Experience the Honolulu Zoo in a unique way with our unique programs.
free worksheets
Educational Resources
We’ve gathered a bunch of fun and educational wildlife worksheets!
Download & print or feel free to use it as a digital learning activity.
meet and greet
say aloha to our animals
Females migrate en masse to egg-laying sites. Dig elaborate burrows with labyrinthine tunnels. Egg laying takes place in February or March. 25 to 40 eggs are buried 12 inches deep in moist sand or soil.
The Great Argus is native to the Malay Peninsula, Borneo and Sumatra. It inhabits woodland, deciduous forests, tropical rain forest and grassy areas.
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If you have further questions, please contact us at: membership@honzoosoc.org or by calling (808) 926-3191 ext. 153
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