Cape May Zoo is Closing Longtime Exhibit, Making Updates
Cape May Zoo has announced some changes and improvements they have planned in 2023 and the closing of one of the zoo's longtime exhibits, the World of Birds aviary.
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Say Hello To Cape May Zoo’s Newest Resident, Ariel The Otter!
A female river otter, Ariel, has just been transferred to the Cape May Zoo to be a companion for their male otter, Mork!
UPDATE: Don’t Chuck Your Old XMAS Tree! Donate It to Cape May Zoo
Your old Christmas tree is dropping its needles and you're planning on throwing it out on the curb to get rid of it. You should donate it to the Cape May Zoo.
You Can Take A Night Walk With Animals At The Cape May Zoo
You can experience the zoo beneath the light of the moon this fall in Cape May, NJ.
Check out this cute newborn baby bison at Cape May Zoo
NJ animal lovers will want to see this bison that was just born at the Cape May Zoo.
Top 5 Wild Zoos within Driving Distance from Ocean County, NJ
There is nothing more joyous than seeing someone light up when they come face to face with their favorite animals.
Look! Adorable New Marmoset Arrives at Cape May County, NJ, Zoo
There is yet another adorable addition at the Cape May County Zoo.
Why Cape May Zoo Has Closed its Bird Exhibit to the Public
The Cape May Zoo issued a statement Thursday saying it was closing its 'World of Birds' aviary to the public effective immediately.
Help Cape May Zoo Name These Adorable Capybara Pups
You can help Cape May Zoo name a pair of capybara pups. The zoo is accepting name suggestions until Saturday.
They Put Goats Into the Leopard Yard at The Cape May Zoo
What do you think happened when they let part of the goat herd get into the snow leopard yard at the Cape May Zoo?
Cape May Zoo Announces Arrival of New Snow Leopard
One of the best zoos in the entire country, the award-winning Cape May County Zoo is getting ready to welcome a brand new resident.
Two Joey Wallabies Born at Cape May Zoo (SEE CLOSE-UP)
Welcome to two new residents at the Cape May Zoo in Cape May Court House! The zoo's two female wallabies are now sporting baby "joey" wallabies in their pouches.