Wild Wonders is home to one hundred and thirty unique animals all with their own backgrounds. You will soon discover is that no two animals are alike.
Some of our sugar gliders heard that it’s Friday and are waking up and coming out to celebrate the weekend!
Our favorite time of the day is when we have the opportunity to spend time with all of our wonderful animals! This usually involves lots of love and delicious treats! Check out some pictures of our animals eating some of their favorite treats!
Kaya the Kinkajou loves her banana!
One of our Sugar Gliders dives into a delicious meal worm!
Mozart the Cotton-Top Tamarin will always love his chicken!
While our wallabies could always eat a carrot or two!
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR COLD BLOOD FRIENDS (ALSO KNOW AS ECTOTHERMS) TAKE A NICE SWIM TO COOL OFF IN THE HOT WEATHER
Flick spends the day lounging on his shelf squeaking for attention
Meadow prefers to keep watch over the compound from her perch
Sitka stretches out for an afternoon siesta while Meadow keeps watch
Acacia relaxes in the sun after a long day hunting worms and crickets
What is your favorite thing to do on a Monday afternoon?
Now, here at Wild Wonders, we’re all about education. So on this wonderful daylight savings Sunday, we’d like to teach everyone how to recognize the many angles and shapes of a groundhog!
Sometimes they are itchy
Sometimes they are flat.
Like a flapjack
Sometimes they are triangular and on alert.
Sometimes they should do sit-ups instead of eating.
Sometimes they are upside down.
And sometimes they are just a butt.
Now you can all recognize a groundhog from all sides!
Let’s thank our ever-so-cooperative model, Roland the Groundhog!
Here is Armando, one of our six-banded armadillos, taking an afternoon nap.
He must be having a good dream!
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4. Victor, our male _________, is the fastest land animal in the world with his ability to run at speeds up to 70 mph.
6. Although they don’t look like relatives of the raccoon, this rain forest dweller is sometimes called the original Winnie the Pooh because of its love for honey.
7. Flick and Finn, Wild Wonders’ two ________ Fox ambassadors, are among the smallest foxes in the world, yet have huge ears to help them keep cool in the heat.
8. This animal at Wild Wonders is a marsupial native to North America. Although some think this animal has a prehensile tail, it is actually only semi-prehensile and not strong enough to hang by.
9. Wild Wonders has several Burmese Pythons with red eyes and yellow coloring. This pigmentation is because they are _________ Burmese Pythons
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1. Known for being some of the best moms in the reptile world, Wild Wonders is home to six American ________.
2. Wild Wonders has Hairy Screaming Armadillos and Six-Banded Armadillos but neither can roll into a full ball. What type of armadillo can? A _____-_______ Armadillo
3. Many of our animals at Wild Wonders are ________, meaning they sleep during the day and are awake at night.
5. Wild Wonders has two beautiful _________, also known as Asian Bearcats.
8. Archie, our Great-Horned ______, is an excellent hunter partially due to his ability to fly almost silently and sneak up on his prey.
