Explore the wonders of the natural world at the Tulsa Zoo, a captivating destination where wildlife and education come together in perfect harmony. Immerse yourself in the lush landscapes that house over 2,800 animals representing 400 species, from majestic elephants to playful meerkats. Stroll through beautifully designed exhibits like the Lost Kingdom, where you can encounter exotic creatures like Komodo dragons and Malayan tigers. The Tulsa Zoo is not just a place to witness the marvels of the animal kingdom but also a hub for conservation and education, with interactive experiences and informative displays that inspire a deeper understanding of our planet's biodiversity. Whether you're a family looking for a day of adventure or a nature enthusiast seeking to connect with the incredible diversity of life, the Tulsa Zoo promises a memorable and enriching experience for visitors of all ages. Come discover, learn, and connect with the amazing world of wildlife at the Tulsa Zoo.
Address: 6421 E 36th St N, Tulsa, OK 74115 Phone: (918) 669-6600 Website: https://tulsazoo.org
Our first stop is the Tulsa Zoo. Go in there, fit the cookie mold, and say, I'm a chimp.
A chimpanzee. Look at the chimpanzee, it's up there. They're basically humans almost.
Whoa. Do you think you're making a wave?
Come on, wave. I like that chimp that's just lying in his hammock. I would run living here though.
This is my animal fact of the day. Chimps share 98% of DNA with humans and that's why they
This is a chimpanzee hand. Of course my hand is smaller. The foot, I can't compare.
Like if I were to put my leg up, I can't let it stay there. I'm not flexible.
The next section is wildlife check. This is the exhibit where we can see a human inside.
All right, it says life in the cold so hopefully when we go in it's warm.
Oh, arctic fox. Arctic fox, look at him. Aw, that's cute. I love arctic foxes. Look, it's a snowman.
There's a chinchilla. It looks like a robotic mouse. This is life in the desert. There's some
lizards. Oh, there's a desert iguana. Oh, look at these fennec foxes. Hi, fennec fox. It's so cute.
There was a wig. See, the eyes are open. This one is a glow-in-the-dark scorpion. Heavy. It's heavy.
I want a picture. Let's go into life in the forest. I'm really excited. I like the forest.
Oh, look at that. Raccoon. Life in the water. And over there's the komodo. Komodo dragon.
Of everywhere in the zoos so far, this has the best set design.
It actually feels like we're in the forest, not Oklahoma. Cowboy monkeys. These are in the Amazon
rainforest. They go, oh, oh, oh. This is called playground behaving like animals and crouching
like a jaguar. You hope I don't fall on you. That would be bad. It's a snow leopard, cowboy.
I'm going to make sure that the leopard doesn't spray me today like what happened 10 years ago.
He faced us.
Oh, my God. The tiger knows where to go for pictures. That's so funny. They probably
trained it to, right? Oh, time to go. There's no way that's a real. He's going to go back there.
There's no way that's a real tiger. He goes back. I feel like it's a robot. Yeah. Oh,
let's go for another photo. Let's go. Let's go.
And that is the Tulsa Zoo. My favorite part was seeing all the animals.
And I also like the track where you go to the desert, the forest, the water and the ice.
My favorite animal is the tiger because it just keeps going back to the same spot over and over
and over again. My two favorite parts of this zoo were the jungle that was all humid inside
and also the tiger since there was the tiger bridge and that tiger that kept coming up to us
to take photos.
