Since 2018, the Goodman School program has given students in grades 4 - 6 the opportunity to take up residency at the Zoo, spending a full week immersed in interactive, discovery-based learning.

Japanese serows have noticeable glands below their eyes that they use for scent marking their territories. This can make it look like they are crying!

Yaks are specially adapted to live in cold, mountainous regions with features such as large lungs and long, shaggy hair to keep warm.