Kansas City Zoo

Review & FAQ:

• What is the Kansas City Zoo?
  • Kansas City Zoo is a 202-acre zoo in Swope Park that is home to more than 1,300 animals that are settled in a variety of habitats.
• When was the Kansas City Zoo founded?
  • Founded in 1909, the zoo is divided into five themed areas.
• What are the themed areas of the zoo?
  • The five themed areas are Africa, Australia, KidZone, Tiger Trail, and The Valley, along with the Polar Bear Plunge.
• Who is the most famous animal at the zoo?
  • The Polar Bear Plunge is home to Nakita, the polar bear who is easily the most famous creature at the zoo.
• What animals are featured in the Australia exhibit?
  • Australia features free-roaming red kangaroos, wallabies, laughing kookaburras, koala bears, dingoes, a variety of bird species, and dromedary camels.
• What makes the Africa exhibit special?
  • The 95-acre Africa exhibit boasts an extensive collection of African animals, including elephants, rhinos, and hippos, and the zoo is home to one of the most exceptional chimpanzee exhibits in North America.
• What other attractions are available at the zoo?
  • Other notable attractions at the zoo include a Penguin Plaza, a sea lion show, an Orangutan Canopy, a Discovery Barn, a Great Ape House, and a state-of-the-art IMAX theater.
• What is the contact information for the Kansas City Zoo?
  • Address: 6800 Zoo Drive, Kansas City, MO 64132, Phone: 816-595-1234

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