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Building Baja

A hike up the Safari Park’s Garden Trail rewards you with some of the best vistas in the county. The …
February 24, 2021
Animals

A World of Birds

A Plethora of Plumes While the most-traveled path to Safari Base Camp leads past swans and other feathered friends, the …
February 15, 2021
Animals

Livin’ Large

The Secret’s Up Top, Afoot, and in the Stomach The Family Bovidae, or Bovids, are a diverse group of ungulates …
February 8, 2021
Animals

Amazing Red Apes

If you want to spot an orangutan in the wilderness of Borneo or Sumatra, you’ll have to look up. These …
February 1, 2021
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Magical Metamorphosis

January 26, 2021
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The Torrey Pine

With its long, needle-bearing branches twisting into unique shapes, and its growth amongst picturesque sandstone bluffs, the Torrey pine Pinus …
January 20, 2021
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Little Size

Mabel was made for motherhood. The Zoo’s animal care staff plotted, planned, and problem-solved for months in advance for every …
January 10, 2021
Saving Species

One Chick at a Time

At the Safari Park, eight breeding pairs of California condors Gymnogyps californianus live in “condorminiums”—the first breeding facility constructed for …
January 7, 2021
Animals

Living “Dragons”

As you read this, there are over 4,600 species of lizards scurrying over planet Earth, including 60 species that belong …
December 21, 2020
Wild and Fun

Ooh, That Smell

When it comes to sniffing out the strongest-smelling species in the Animal Kingdom, some culprits are as plain as the …
December 14, 2020

A Pollinator Problem

Bees play an integral part in the world’s food supply — unfortunately bees are declining at an alarming rate worldwide due to a number of man-made factors.
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Flaming Beauty

By Wendy Perkins

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Purple Polar Bears?

By Abigail Riley

Tatqiq the 609-pound polar bear lumbers across the rocks and grass at the San Diego …
February 22, 2021
Saving Species

DOs and DON’Ts for Monarchs

By Donna Parham

Monarch butterflies are perhaps one of the most recognizable butterfly species in North America, known …
February 12, 2021
Animals

San Diego Zoo Safari Park Gorillas Recovering After SARS-CoV-2 Diagnosis

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Apes’ Health Owed to Collaboration with Colleagues and Partner Organizations; Diagnosis Could Deepen Scientific Understanding …
January 25, 2021
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