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Zoo Experiences
Planning Your Visit
Whether your planning a visit for your family, birthday party, or a corporate function we’ve got special zoo experiences you’ll go wild over.
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Mahalo for supporting the Honolulu Zoo. By becoming a member you're helping to support conservation efforts both here and around the world, enrichment for our animals, training for the Honolulu Zoo and Zoo Society staff, and so much more! Your kokua is greatly appreciated.
If you have further questions, please contact us at: membership@honzoosoc.org or by calling (808) 926-3191 ext. 153
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Explore the Zoo After the Gates Close
Twilight Tours
Ever wonder what the Zoo is like once the visitors leave and the gates close? Join us Saturday evenings to find out! Just as everyone else leaves the Zoo, you will be guided by educators on a two-hour walking tour to learn about and visit with some of the Zoo’s most intriguing animals. Watch some of our animals prepare to sleep, while others are just waking up. Learn about the animals’ biology and behavior, and the role that the Zoo plays in the conservation of our endangered species.
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say aloha to our animals
Red-and-yellow barbets are found in low woodlands, savannas and scrubby areas where terrain is rugged and semi-arid.
New world monkeys like the spider monkey are more primitive than old world monkeys. Their brains are less complex, their thumbs are not opposable and their nostrils are further apart.
African Wild Dogs are very social animals that live in packs of 5-20 individuals; rarely as many as 60. They fill the ecological role or niche of the wolf in Africa.
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