A Tanganyika Winter Wonderland
November 24, 2020
We asked our Amazing Expert Keepers to tell us what it’s really like behind-the-scenes during Winter at Tanganyika. They shared all the good stuff that only they know
We love keeping you up to date on park events, animal news, growth, getting to know our trainers, and anything else we can do to welcome you into our Family at Tanganyika Wildlife Park.
We asked our Amazing Expert Keepers to tell us what it’s really like behind-the-scenes during Winter at Tanganyika. They shared all the good stuff that only they know
Gico and Akumi are our Siamangs. We don’t know a lot about Gico & Akumi’s life before Tanganyika. They were rescued from an unsafe and potentially illegal situation
Domingo the Hyacinth Macaw, or “Mingo” as he calls himself, became a member of the Tanganyika Family in September 2018. He was severely neglected and found living in
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On the West Edge of Wichita in Goddard
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