toledo zoo

This is a pretty common sight in the warmer months as Aashish likes to remain in the water almost all day even though his exhibit provides plenty of shade.

Owned this for a while, has kind of just been sitting in a drawer in my basement for a few years.

This is the far viewing for the Toledo Zoo’s Polar Bear Exhibit. It currently has two Polar bears named Kali and Crystal, this is Crystal in 2022.

This is the entrance to the Toledo Zoo’s Primate forest, which consists of three large outdoor exhibits along with two indoor day rooms.

I have only seen the penguins in this underwater viewing a handful of times, they don’t seem to come over to it very often as they have to swim through an underwater tunnel. I would maybe do a renovation on this exhibit in the future as it seems it wasn’t built well for penguins.

The entrance to the Toledo Zoo’s Kingdom of the Apes, taken in the summer of 2022

This is a former King Cobra exhibit in the reptile house and was recently replaced with the Cuvier’s Dwarf Caiman

The Toledos Zoos King Cobra exhibit in the reptile was replaced with a Cuvier’s Dwarf Caiman. You can now find the Cobra in the upstairs Vemom room in the Museum of Science.

The Toledo Zoo’s Tembo Trail, home of the zoos Indian Rhinoceros Aashish.

This is a list of changes I would make to the Toledo Zoo, a few of these are from the Zoos existing masterplan and a few, well most are just things I want to happen. You can agree with the changes I would make or you can disagree, but any changes you would make I am always interested to hear...

I was leaving the zoo and saw this and thought it was a perfect photo.

This is a former grizzly bear/polar bear grotto which previously held an Amur Tiger named titan, and is now home to three female cougars sisters Cascade and Columbia, and their elder companion Rainier.

Today marks the end of an era for the Toledo Zoo. Today, the zoo’s historic reptile house has closed for renovations and will reopen in mid to late 2026. This renovation is expected to bring larger habitats for all of its inhabitants, underwater crocodile viewing, upgrades to the building, more...

I have been a member of Zoochat for a bit but never commented so here we go! Next year I am planning on taking my family on a zoo vacation. My plan was to go to a zoo every day beings my two children are obsessed with them (mostly venomous snakes). How I see it we could go 1. Buffalo Zoo 2...

Toledo Zoo - flooded forest tank

This is my first attempt at a species list. The Toledo Zoo is massive so I guess I have a go-big-or-go-home mindset. I expect many corrections will be in order. I am going to do this in several posts. There are a few things I missed: Venomous Snakes in the ProMedica Museum of Natural History...