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An immersive experience with massive, ultra-realistic dinosaurs that takes place on the grounds of the Bronx Zoo is back!

Dinosaur Safari asks visitors to the zoo to traverse a path filled with 52 life-sized dinos and pterosaurs through a wooded area, where they will see the largest flying animal to ever live (the Quetzalcoatlus) and, of course, the Tyrannosaurus rex and the vegetarian Omeisaurus that stretches an impressive 60 feet long. When it first opened in 2019, it was a ride that used shuttles to introduce people to the dinos. Now, it's a 1/4 mile-long walk-through experience with 52 dinos rather than 40.

To make things as realistic as possible, the Bronx Zoo teamed up with a paleontologist from the American Museum of Natural History—Don Lessem even served as an advisor on the original  Jurassic Park ! The experience is topped off with an ADA-accessible fossil dig area for kids to play in, plus some additional dino-themed activities around the zoo.   All ages. 

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Ancient history meets present day: dinosaur safari now open at bronx zoo, bronx zoo dinosaur safari is bigger and better 52 life-size, animatronic dinosaurs and pterosaurs now open for the 2022 season tickets available at bronxzoo.com   new: dinosaur safari b-roll: https://bit.ly/3jx1hi3 video credit: © wcs new: media photos: https://bit.ly/3juzom3 photo credit: julie larsen maher ©wcs  .

Bronx, NY – April 12, 2022 – Some of the largest animals that ever roamed the Earth have returned and are now on exhibit at the Bronx Zoo. The Dinosaur Safari is back with MORE dinosaurs than ever before in a new experience that will immerse visitors in a recreation of a world that disappeared millions of years ago.

This is the first time the Bronx Zoo has featured its popular Dinosaur Safari since 2019 and there are some exciting changes for the 2022 season. For the first time, the immersive exhibit is a ¼ mile-long walkthrough experience covering more than 2 acres of hardwood forest. It features 52 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs and pterosaurs that move and roar in an accurate depiction of what life looked like in pre-historic times.

Dinosaur Safari adventurers will be awed by some of the largest animals ever to walk the face of the Earth. Storied beasts like the 40-foot-long Tyrannosaurus rex , a favorite species in popular culture that was the apex predator in its time; the lesser-known Omeisaurus , an herbivore that spans more than 60 feet head-to-tail and towers over the safari trail; and the new Quetzalcoatlus , the largest known pterosaur ever to live will all highlight the diversity of life that existed 100 million years ago.

“Dinosaur species evolved and adapted physically and behaviorally to their environments in much the same way as species we see today.” said Jim Breheny, Bronx Zoo Director. “Guests visiting the Bronx Zoo today are encouraged to compare dinosaur adaptations to some of their modern-day descendants - like birds. We are celebrating the 50 th anniversary of the zoo’s iconic World of Birds building in 2022 and take the opportunity to see how a wide variety of avian species from around the world have evolved to survive and thrive in different habitats.”  

This limited engagement is now open to the public and will operate daily through October 31, 2022. Access to Dinosaur Safari is included in the Bronx Zoo Admission Ticket and is free for Zoos PLUS; Land & Sea; and Conservation-level members. For tickets, more information about Dinosaur Safari at the Bronx Zoo, and a full list of daily activities, visit www.BronxZoo.com .

Dinosaur Safari is presented by Bank of America.

“Bank of America’s sponsorship of the Bronx Zoo’s Dinosaur Safari reflects our commitment to supporting cultural programs that enrich our communities,” said José Tavarez, President, Bank of America New York City. “We applaud the Bronx Zoo’s innovative efforts to keep us connected to the natural world – especially these prehistoric marvels – while continuing their work to protect the environment, a cause close to our hearts.”

The dinosaurs featured in the Bronx Zoo’s Dinosaur Safari were created by Dino Don, Inc – an international leader in the design and construction of animatronic robotic dinosaurs.

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You’ll see 40 animatronic dinos at the Bronx Zoo’s ‘Dinosaur Safari’ ride

Forty animatronic dinosaurs are calling the Bronx home for the next seven months as they star in what the Bronx Zoo says is the “biggest, most realistic dinosaur ride in America.”

Dinosaur Safari, which opens April 19, takes zoo visitors on a wagon ride through two acres of woods that have been transformed into a prehistoric habitat where 18 dinosaur species and one flying reptile (the azhdarchid pterosaur) are fighting to survive.

The narrated experience, which runs roughly 15 minutes, encourages riders to “think like a paleontologist” as they watch dinosaurs battle each other, care for their young and snack on plants. 

All of the dinosaurs move, triggered by motion detectors, roar and often look right at the passersby.

“If you look at them closely, you try to figure out how they move and how they’re put together,” said Jim Breheny, the zoo’s director and the Wildlife Conservation Society’s executive vice president of Zoos and Aquarium. “But you can’t because they really look like they’re living animals.”

The zoo teamed up with a paleontologist and “Dino” Don Lessem, a dinosaur expert who has written science books and even served as an adviser on the original “Jurassic Park” film.

The zoo even made “tens of thousands” of plantings, from tropical greenery to more primordial-looking tree ferns and cycads to “create the illusion of dinosaur paradise,” Breheny said.

The narrator, who names and points out each species, describes what each one is doing and how their behavior or attributes are similar to modern-day animals, like how  T. rexes fought each other like gorillas do — most likely for dominance, territory or mating rights.

In a field guide that each “paleontologist” gets, each dinosaur species is described and compared with a living animal, which you can visit in the zoo’s other exhibits. 

But at the heart of the ride is the hope it will inspire people to care about the extinction of animals.

“When people think about zoos, they think about live animals, so when we were going to do this dinosaur exhibit, we thought about what the connection was between live animals we care for at the Bronx Zoo,” Breheny said. “If these magnificent dinosaurs that roamed the earth millions of years ago and they’re so powerful and so majestic and they look like they rule the earth — if animals and species like this were susceptible to extinction, we have to be doubly concerned about the animals that we have now. Some of them are nowhere near as formidable as the T-rex, but they’re still susceptible to the negative impacts of human activities around the world. That’s what the Bronx Zoo and WCS try to do to figure out a way people and animals can live together and share the earth.” 

Once the ride ends, visitors, now seasoned paleontologists, will be able to go on a fossil dig and enjoy dinosaur-themed activities through the zoo, including “Birds in Flight,” a show where you meet birds with very dinosaur-like features.

If you go: The ride will run through Nov. 3 and is included in the zoo’s "Total Experience" ticket that can be purchased online at  bronxzoo.com  for $39.95 and $29.95 for children.

How to get there: Take the BxM11, Bx9, Bx19 bus routes straight to the zoo or the Q44 to 180th Street and Boston Road (then take a right on Boston Road one block to the Bronx Zoo’s Asia gate entrance). Otherwise, take the 2 train to Pelham Parkway and head west to the Zoo’s Bronx River entrance.

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April 11, 2022 / 10:34 AM EDT / CBS New York

NEW YORK - The dinosaur safari is returning to the public at the Wildlife Conservation Society's Bronx Zoo . 

The popular attraction has not been at the zoo since 2019. 

Zoo officials say it's an immersive experience with a quarter mile long, walk-through exhibit. 

It features 52 life sized animatronic dinosaurs that move and roar. 

The dinosaur safari runs through October 30th. 

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New and Exciting Opportunities Await at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium This Summer

By: jen fields, director of communications, may 28 2024.

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Powell, OH — Experience something new this summer at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium! From welcoming adorable new faces to enjoying memorable wildlife adventures, there are many options available that make the Columbus Zoo a fun and impactful destination.

NEW ANIMALS

The Columbus Zoo has celebrated several significant births this year! Guests can look forward to seeing some of these new faces throughout the Zoo this season.

Shores & Aquarium region

• Desert grassland whiptail lizard hatchlings. Three whiptail lizards hatched on January 20, which also earned them the distinction of being the first hatchings at the Zoo in 2024! Whiptail lizards, known for their elongated bodies and whip-like tails, are found mainly in the Americas. Their unique reproductive behavior allows them to reproduce by parthenogenesis (meaning their eggs develop into embryos without fertilization from a mate), which is why this all-female species is commonly nicknamed the “lesbian lizard.” Guests can view the whiptail lizards in the Zoo’s Reptile Building.
• Green basilisk hatchlings. In an exciting first for the Columbus Zoo, three green basilisks hatched in February. The green basilisk lizard, also known as the plumed basilisk, is famed for its ability to run on water, earning it the nickname the "Jesus Christ lizard." This remarkable adaptation allows the basilisk to escape predators by sprinting across the surface of ponds and streams. Found primarily in the rainforests of Central America, the green basilisk plays a crucial role as both predator and prey, contributing to a healthy ecosystem. The hatchlings are currently being cared for behind the scenes in the Reptile Building, and guests can look forward to seeing them in their habitat later this summer.
• Humboldt penguin chicks. The Zoo’s Humboldt penguin grew by two male chicks in March! The chicks are being fostered and are doing well after a challenging start. Both chicks were malpositioned within their eggs, but, with the help of the Zoo’s Animal Care and Animal Health teams who assisted with the hatch, the babies have been reunited with their foster parents, Ava and Gunter, and Tressel and Watson. While their parents care for them, the chicks will remain behind the scenes. They will soon be starting “Penguin Preschool” to learn “all things penguin” before being introduced to the outdoor habitat this summer.

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• Slender-horned gazelle calves. Two slender-horned gazelle calves were welcomed into the Columbus Zoo’s herd in February—a male named Sasquatch and a female named Nessie. Slender-horned gazelles are classified as Endangered by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). The species’ range is highly fragmented across North Africa, where isolated populations consist of very small numbers in each location. Slender-horned gazelle populations in their native range continue to decline due to poaching and human activity, and the IUCN estimates that only a few hundred remain, making these births particularly significant. Guests have the opportunity to spot the adorable calves exploring the Heart of Africa savanna with the rest of their herd.
• Dama gazelle calf. Just before St. Patrick’s Day, a male dama gazelle was born into the herd. Appropriately named Patrick, the calf is providing hope for the future of his species—the rarest of all gazelles. Dama gazelles are critically endangered, and there are fewer than 300 dama gazelles left in their native range. Patrick is thriving and will soon be in the Heart of Africa savanna, which he will share with mom, Kix, dad, Kabili, and other species, including the slender-horned gazelle family. (He is already good friends with Sasquatch and Nessie!)

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• Mandrill baby. Mandrill Malaika gave birth to a healthy baby on May 5! The new male baby joins half-sister Izara and big brother Bernard, who is very curious of his little brother. Dad, Mosi, and “Aunt” Matilda watch them from nearby. Baby mandrills are independent primates that nurse, sleep and — when allowed by their mothers — will begin to move off their mothers for brief periods to explore within days of birth. Mandrills are the largest of all monkeys, and are native to rainforests along the equator in west central Africa. The species is classified as Vulnerable by the IUCN.

ADVENTURE AWAITS

Wild Explorer Virtual Reality – Coming soon! Trek (or dive!) into the all-new Wild Explorer Virtual Reality (VR) experience during your visit to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium! This virtual reality ride features 16 seats that move while you enjoy thrilling worlds through a VR headset. Guests who cannot self-transfer from their mobility device to the ride’s seats can also enjoy the experience through the headset. Guests can select between a Shark Dive or Gorilla Trek Virtual Reality Experience. Wild Explorer is $7 for general admission and $6 for Columbus Zoo members . Rides are free for Columbus Zoo Gold members and are included in the price of a ZooMore ride wristband .

Dinosaur Island – Coming soon! Guest-favorite Dinosaur Island has returned to the Columbus Zoo’s Australia and the Islands region and will be open soon and will run through the end of October. This attraction features more than 20 animatronic dinosaurs (including species never before featured at the Columbus Zoo!), a walking path, and boat ride. A special admission ticket is required for entrance and is not included with Zoo admission. Admission to Dinosaur Island is $4 for general admission, $3 for Columbus Zoo members, and free for Columbus Zoo Gold members , as well as included in the price of a ZooMore Wristband .

Scooter Pals . New for 2024, explore select portions of the Zoo with Scooter Pals! These stylish FUR-wheelers are perfect for up to two riders and can be rented for as long or short as you like. Just scan the QR code at the rental spot, fill out a quick form, and you're off on your adventure! You can cruise around Adventure Cove, Conservation Lake, and the Asia Quest loop. Guests must be 16 or older to rent and drive the Scooter Pals, over 36" tall to ride, and the total weight limit is 440 pounds. Rentals are first come, first serve, and cost $5 to activate plus 35¢ per minute. Hop on a Scooter Pal and roll through the Zoo in style!

UP-CLOSE AND PERSONAL WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS

Animal Experiences . From touching a stingray to watching exciting training demonstrations and learning more about the animals from the people who know them best, the Columbus Zoo offers guests many opportunities to connect with wildlife through animal experiences. (Availability varies.) Today’s offerings can be accessed on the Zoo’s website.

Tours and Experiences. A visit to the Columbus Zoo can be enhanced with an up-close and personal encounter with various animals through the Zoo’s Tours and Experiences, presented by Nationwide. Choose from learning more about cheetahs (the world’s fastest land mammal!), visiting our state-of the-art Animal Health Center, meeting the inspirational wildlife residents of Jack Hanna’s Animal Encounters Village, bathing an elephant, and more! (Prices and dates vary for these unique experiences.)

EXCITING EVENTS

The Zoo has a full schedule of exciting events in store! Highlights include:

UNEXTINCT . Last chance! Guests have only one more weekend (May 24-May 26) to enjoy this after-hours event that defies imagination. During UNEXTINCT, enter a world where 70 extinct and endangered species come to life using tech-driven theatrical illusions, allowing you to learn about the importance of conservation and the role we all play in species survival. Admission includes rides on the Grand Carousel, Tidal Twist, Havoc Harbor, and Mission Macaw. Members of the Columbus Zoo , Zoombezi Bay , and The Wilds receive a 50% discount on admission.  

Blind, Deaf, and DeafBlind Accessibility Day . Join us for the Blind, Deaf, and DeafBlind Accessibility Day on Sunday, June 9, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. This special event, designed in collaboration with the Blind, Deaf, and DeafBlind communities, offers a day full of inclusive and educational experiences. Enjoy hands-on activities, connect with local community partners, and learn from zookeepers during the scheduled Keeper Talks, presented by Fifth Third Bank, with ASL interpreters available. Explore the Zoo and its wildlife while engaging in fun, accessible activities for everyone. Admission is included with a general day pass, and additional accessibility resources are available.

Zoofari , presented by Fifth Third Bank . Don’t miss Central Ohio's premier philanthropic event for animal conservation, Zoofari, on June 22, 2024, at 7 p.m.! Enjoy a night filled with art, comedy, music, unlimited premium beverages, and fantastic cuisine while exploring animal habitats in select regions of the Zoo. Experience wondrous animal encounters around Conservation Lake and—new for 2024—an entertainment experience hosted by Rise Brands, the local company behind Pins Mechanical Co. and 16-Bit+Arcade. This event is exclusively for guests ages 21 and over, and tickets are available now. Ticket purchases directly support the redevelopment of the Zoo’s historic North America region. The new North America Trek is set to open in 2025!

HELPFUL TIPS: PLAN YOUR VISIT

Construction Updates. Other new and exciting guests experiences are on the way! From habitats to guest restrooms, improvements are being made, with the biggest redevelopment taking place in the Zoo’s North America region . Even with all of the great changes underway, the region remains open, and every animal can still be seen (with the exception of the bald eagles). The Mexican wolves can also be viewed in their temporary habitat in Asia Quest, right behind Wild Burger.

Download Our App. With so much to see and do, planning this exciting adventure has never been easier. Guests are encouraged to download the new Columbus Zoo and Aquarium and Zoombezi Bay app on their mobile device by looking for the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium/Zoombezi Bay icon in their app store, available for both Apple and Android .

For additional updates about the Columbus Zoo, events, and more, follow the Zoo’s social media accounts on Facebook , Instagram , X , and TikTok , and visit us at ColumbusZoo.org .

About the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium  Home to more than 10,000 animals representing over 600 species worldwide, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads by making a positive impact on people, wildlife, and wild places. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Club. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also manages The Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a wildlife conservation organization with regional, national and global impact, annually supporting conservation and research projects locally and worldwide. For more information, please visit ColumbusZoo.org .

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