Virtual Classroom | Animal Ethograms - Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

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Happy Saturday from greater one-horned rhinos Tensing and Joona! Is there anything more adorable than this dynamic duo going for dip then chasing each other around Toyota Elephant Passage? Rhino zoomies for the win! Video credit: Keeper Cailtin J. | Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

Looks like Dobby sure is a fan of this weather! When it’s cool and sunny like this, our giraffe herd loves the chance to stretch their legs and get in that #WorkOutWednesday exercise. BTW, if you've never seen a giraffe get the zoomies, these are giraffes with the zoomies. Want to get up close with the herd? Book a giraffe feeding today! https://link.denverzoo.org/2T3kb3a | Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

Here’s an adorable video of Rita, Violet and Amber zooming around Sheep Mountain! Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep are agile climbers that can climb steep, rocky slopes with ease. They can jump seven feet across wide crevices in their rugged habitat and can even turn in mid-air, landing on small ledges of rock. As you can see with Violet and Amber, even young ewes can scamper across rocky terrain! In the wild, this climbing ability helps bighorn sheep escape from predators. Video Credit: Denver Zoo

Denver Zoo welcomes newest resident: a baby giraffe

CMZoo welcomes one-year-old giraffe Thorn from Denver