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About Fort Worth Zoo

The Fort Worth Zoo, Texas’ oldest zoo site, has evolved from a small collection in 1909 to a nationally ranked attraction with over 7,000 animals. Managed by the Fort Worth Zoological Association since 1991, it has seen significant growth and enhancements, including new habitats and educational facilities, reflecting its commitment to conservation, education, and recreation. This transformation has solidified its status as a beloved destination, underscored by its educational missions and a broad array of family-oriented experiences. For further details, please visit their official website.

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Total Species

500

Exhibits

Predators of Asia & Africa, African Savanna, Texas Wild!, Elephant Springs, Raptor Canyon, Flamingo Bay, Australian Outback/Great Barrier Reef, Museum of Living Art (MOLA), Penguins Children's Ranch & Petting Corral, World of Primates

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Fort Worth Zoo

Address: 1989 Colonial Parkway, Fort Worth, TX 76110
Phone: (817) 759-7555
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