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Looking deeper into African spurred tortoise diet

Like most Fossil Rim Wildlife Center animals, African spurred tortoises are vegetarians. In the wild, these tortoises graze on a variety of wild grasses, succulents and flowers found throughout the ...READ MORE

Looking deeper into African spurred tortoise diet

Big attention paid to little rhino calf

As Fossil Rim Wildlife Center’s latest rhino calf closed in on two months of age, one of its primary caregivers took some time to share his perspective. Since the southern ...READ MORE

Big attention paid to little rhino calf

Maned wolf pups help Fossil Rim start strong in 2018

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center would like to proudly announce the birth of three maned wolf pups! Female pups “Jessie” and “Jordan”, along with male pup “Francisco”, were born Jan. 17 ...READ MORE

Maned wolf pups help Fossil Rim start strong in 2018

Zebras prospering in Grevy’s Pasture

When visitors think of zebras at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, they are going to envision Hartmann’s mountain zebras the overwhelming majority of the time. After all, there are eight mountain ...READ MORE

Zebras prospering in Grevy’s Pasture

Two Grevy’s foals thriving at Fossil Rim

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center’s Grevy’s zebra herd welcomed two new additions this year! An endangered zebra species, the Grevy’s live behind our vet clinic, as opposed to in a primary ...READ MORE

Two Grevy’s foals thriving at Fossil Rim

Contraception plays role at breeding centers

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center prides itself a conservation breeding center, so it is always pushing for a population increase, right? Well, not exactly, according to Director of Animal Health Dr. ...READ MORE

Contraception plays role at breeding centers

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 entity, specializing in captive breeding programs for indigenous and exotic endangered and threatened species.

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