ROCK ON! 🤘🦁 A lion's roar can be heard up to 5 miles away! A specialized larynx allows them to make low-frequency sounds that reach up to 114 decibels, similar to a rock concert. This loud roar is used to announce their territory to other lions and scare off any intruders. Both males and females roar - you can hear Bella roaring in the video, too! (📹: Zookeeper Jen) | Cape May County Park/Zoo

🎉 Happy Superb Owl Day🦉🏈 Today is Winnie’s favorite day of the year — a moment to celebrate not just touchdowns, commercials, and snacks, but also superb owls! Barn owls are true environmental MVPs. One owl can eat up to 2,000 rodents in a single year, providing natural, chemical-free pest control and helping keep our farms, neighborhoods, and ecosystems in balance. They may not score touchdowns, but they’re all-stars on defense — protecting our communities quietly all year long. When we prot

🦉NIGHT WALKS ARE BACK! Join the Cape May County Zoo AAZK Chapter this fall for their annual zoo Night Walks. Night walks are a zookeeper guided tour through the zoo after hours. 🎟️Tickets on sale now for October 7th. For more details and tickets visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/725162740277?aff=oddtdtcreator | Cape May County Park/Zoo

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8.1K views · 758 reactions | The Park and Zoo will be closed again today, Tuesday January 4th, for storm cleanup. Check our Zookeeper Facebook page at Cape May County Zoo AAZK Chapter for photos of the animals in the snow! (: Zookeeper Amy) | Cape May County Park/Zoo | Facebook

22K views · 1.3K reactions | ZOOOOOM!  The three day old zebra foal is either napping or full speed ahead!!! ‍♀️煉 (: Zookeeper Steph) | Cape May County Park/Zoo | Facebook