Valle de Oro Giraffe Visit July 2022
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Gorilla Samantha holds her baby.
After Hours Pediatrics Logo
A flock of pink flamingos standing in water surrounded by snow covered trees.
Gentoo Penguin Chick with Parent
A keeper wearing blue gloves holds a penguin chick.
Checkerspot Butterfly at the BioPark 2022
A Giraffe eating.
Lorikeet Chicks August 2022
A group of people running away from an inflatable arch the says START.
A close-up view of a giraffe's head facing the audience. Behind it is a blue sky with clouds.
A collage of Polaroid-style photos of various animals from the ABQ BioPark and the ABQ BIoPark logo and the text "BioPark Connections".
Left to right: Leland J. S. Pierce of NM Department of Game and Fish, ABQ BioPark Curator of Herpetology Stacey Sekscienski, and Dr. Ivana Mali from North Carolina State University each hold one of the turtles at the Black River release site. Photo courtesy of Ana Sapp
Leland Pierce, NM Department of Game and Fish, holds two of the turtles at the Black River release site. Photo courtesy of Ana Sapp
Close up of three juvenile Rio Grande cooters walking away from human hands that released them on the river bank. Photo courtesy of Ana Sapp
Close up of a young turtle in the grass. Photo courtesy of Ana Sapp
Dr. Ivana Mali, professor at North Carolina State University, holding two of the turtles at the Black River release site. Photo courtesy of Stacey Sekscienski
Three released Rio Grande cooters floating in the river, after initial release. Photo courtesy of Stacey Sekscienski
Close up of a juvenile Rio Grande Cooter floating in the ABQ BioPark juvenile tank
Close up of a keeper holding the wild-hatched dam, or mother, of the ABQ BioPark's Rio Grande Cooter population out of the adult tank