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New Orleans, Louisiana
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The zoo features a leucistic alligator, known for its pale skin and blue eyes, which is a rare genetic condition.
The zoo participates in the Species Survival Plan, focusing on breeding programs for endangered species like the Amur leopard.
The Louisiana Swamp Exhibit showcases the state's native wildlife and culture, including alligators, black bears, and nutria.
The Audubon Zoo was established in 1914 and has grown to become one of the leading zoos in the United States.
The zoo features a 'Cool Zoo' splash park, providing a fun and educational experience for kids during the warmer months.
This section of the zoo is home to animals from Asia, including elephants, sun bears, and orangutans.
The zoo is one component of the Audubon Nature Institute, which also includes an aquarium, insectarium, and nature center.
Audubon Zoo offers numerous educational programs and camps for children and adults to learn about wildlife and conservation.
