FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The Fort Wayne Zoo is welcoming guests back for a special Spring Preview ahead of the full season opening. Zoo officials joined us on First News Saturday to talk about the ...

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The Fort Wayne Zoo recently welcomed the birth of a Sumatran orangutan. Wednesday’s announcement comes as the female orangutan, named Raya, turns one month old. She was born ...

Fort Wayne zoo adds a sloth! | WANE 15

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Fort Wayne zoo adds a sloth! | WANE 15
Fort Wayne Zoo getting new male lion
Fort Wayne Zoo getting new male lion
Fort Wayne Zoo getting new male lion
Fort Wayne Zoo getting new male lion
Fort Wayne Zoo getting new male lion
Fort Wayne Zoo welcomes another harbor seal | WANE 15
Fort Wayne Zoo welcomes another harbor seal | WANE 15
Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo names baby giraffe | WANE 15
Watch: Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo celebrates World Snake Day | WANE 15
Fort Wayne Children's Zoo opens for 51st season
Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo celebrates birth of baby orangutan | WANE 15
Fort Wayne zoo adds wheelchair car to train
Lanterns light up at Fort Wayne Zoo with Glo Wild | WANE 15
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WANE Ft. Wayne on MSN: Fort Wayne Zoo spring preview WANE 15 First News Saturday The Fort Wayne Zoo will open its 2026 season April 24. Opening festivities will begin at 9 a.m. in the Entrance Plaza with musical performances by the ... WFFT FOX 55 Fort Wayne: Meet Raya: Fort Wayne Zoo debuts baby orangutan for 2026 season FORT WAYNE, Ind.

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(WFFT) - The Fort Wayne Zoo opens for the 2026 season on Friday, April 24. Opening day festivities begin at 9 a.m. with musical performances and a ribbon cutting featuring Zoo ... The Journal Gazette: Five questions for Rick Schuiteman, Fort Wayne Zoo executive director For readers who haven’t visited recently, what’s new or different at the zoo this season, and what should be at the top for a first-time or return visit?