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Best zoos to see baby animals this fall
The birth of a giant panda cub is sure to draw even more visitors to the popular (and free) Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington D.C. Although you can't visit the baby panda in person just yet, check out these zoos where you can ooh and ahhh over adorable offspring this fall.
- Chicago's Shedd Aquarium is now home to a baby beluga (yes, like the song). The beluga whale calf was born on Aug. 27 and the little cutie is, well, not so little; Shedd’s animal care team estimated that the newborn weighed 150 pounds and was 4 1/2 feet long at birth.Visiting the aquariumShedd Pass- Adults: $28.95 Children: $19.95 (Note: General admission does not include access to the Abbott Oceanarium, which is where you will find the beluga whales.)Click here to learn more about the Shedd Aquariumread moreShedd Aquarium/Brenna HernandezShare
- Meanwhile, the San Diego Zoo's 5-week-old giant panda is just starting to open his eyes. Here is the 3.2-pound cub at his first checkup. He will be named in mid-November, and the San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy is taking name suggestions until Sept. 24. Visiting the zoo One-day pass- Adults (12+): $42 Children (3-11): $32 Click here to learn more about the San Diego Zooread moreAP Photo/San Diego Zoo, Maria Bernal-SilvaShare
- A male endangered Sumatran tiger cub was born on Aug. 22 at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma, Wash. Here he is at three weeks, weighing eight pounds and making your heart melt. Visiting the zoo General Admission- Adults (ages 13-64): $16.00 Seniors (ages 65 & older): $15.00 Youths (ages 5-12): $12.50 Tots (3 & 4): $8.25 Click here for more information on the Point Defiance Zooread moreAP Photo/Courtesy of Point Defiance Zoo & AquariumShare
- A baby western lowlands gorilla was born on Aug. 14 at Colorado Springs, Colo.'s Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Here he is hanging on his mother's back. Visiting the zooOff Season Prices (day after Labor Day through April)- Adults: $14.25 Children (ages 3-11): $10.25 Senior (ages 65+): $12.25 Military Adult: $11.25 Military Child: $7.25 All Children 2 and under: FREE Learn more about the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo hereread moreAP Photo/The Gazette, Michael CiagloShare
- These rare white Bengal tiger cubs were born in July at Zoo Liberec in the Czech Republic. Here are two of the three on Sept. 3. Visiting the zoo Entrance fees- Adults: 115 CZK (about $6) Children (up to 3): free Children (3-15): 65 CZK (about $3.42) Students/seniors (65+): 65 CZK (about $3.42) Learn more about Liberec Zoo hereread moreAP Photo/Petr David JosekShare
- Anchali, the adorable Asian elephant shown here, was born at the Berlin Zoo on Aug. 12. The baby already weighs 353 pounds and is just over 3-feet-tall.Visiting the zooDay tickets-Adults: 13 euros (about $17) University students, vocational trainees, the unemployed, school students: 10 euros (about $13) Children (from 5 up to and including 15 years old): 6.50 euros (about $8.50) Click here to learn more about the Berlin Zooread moreAP PhotoShare
- These three Amur tiger cubs made their debut at the Bronx Zoo on Sept. 5. Although they are only a couple of months old (they were born in May), these cubs all already weigh 45 pounds. Visiting the zooGeneral admission- Adult: $16.95 Child (Ages 3–12): $11.95 Senior (65+): $14.95 Children 2 years and under: free Click here to find out more about the Bronx Zooread moreWildlife Conservation Society/Julie Larsen MaherShare
- This rare baby black rhino was born at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium earlier this month. She is the first black rhino to be born in Pittsburgh in 47 years. It will be a couple of months before you can see the rhino calf in person, but don't write out a trip to the Pittsburgh Zoo just yet...read morePaul A. SelvaggioShare
- The Pittsburgh Zoo is also home to this cute four-month-old California sea lion! You can see the pup playing in the zoo's sea lion pool. Visiting the zooAdmission (April 1-Nov. 30)- Adult: $14 Seniors (60+ years of age): $13 Children (ages 2-13): $12 Children under 24 months: Free Find out more about the Pittsburgh Zoo hereread morePaul A. SelvaggioShare
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Best zoos to see baby animals this fall
The birth of a giant panda cub is sure to draw even more visitors to the popular (and free) Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington D.C. Although you can't visit the baby panda in person just yet, check out these zoos where you can ooh and ahhh over adorable offspring this fall.
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