It may seem like a fairy tale existence for the animals that live at Fossil Rim, but they are not immune to hardship. Look no further than a wildebeest calf ...READ MORE
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July is National Bison Month! There have been 16 bison in Fossil Rim history since the first three – one male and two females – arrived in 1993. There were ...READ MORE
At Fossil Rim, combating parasites among hoofstock can be challenging due to large pasture size, large herd size, mixed species pastures, and active breeding programs, among other factors. Veterinary Technician ...READ MORE
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center is mainly comprised of African and North American species, but there are a number of other animals from across the world that boost the facility’s diversity. ...READ MORE
Whether they are greeting guests in the Main Pasture or enjoying a hay buffet, addax antelope are a significant species at Fossil Rim and have been since the 1970s. These ...READ MORE
The Buffer Pasture offers a lot of interesting animals per acre, and the presence of greater kudu is a key part of its appeal. The 20-acre pasture is the second ...READ MORE