The Minnesota Zoo is home to over 4,100 animals including brown bears, Amur leopards, sea otters, penguins, amphibians, turtles, Bactrian camel calves, Amur tiger cubs, snow monkeys, lynx kittens, pigs, goats, sheep, and rabbits. The document provides information on the diets of several animal species at the zoo.

1. The Minnesota Zoo is home to more than 4,100
animals!

2. Brown bears are sometimes called grizzlies.
They eatPlants
Fish
Insects
Small animals

3. Amur leopards are deadly hunters of deep forests.
They eat Small deer

4. Playful sea otters live in the cold waters of the Pacific Ocean.
They eat sea urchins
fish
clams
snails
worms
sea stars
crabs
squid
octopus

5. They Eat fruit
plants
small animals
insects
farm crops

6. They eat grasses and other plants
seeds
insects

7. Penguins swim through the water at up to 15 miles per hour— faster
than many fish can swim!
They eat sardines and other
fish

8. They live Most of Minnesota’s
amphibians and turtles live in
or near water.

9. Zoo BABIES…..Ohhhhh…
Bactrian camel calf,
born on March 12.
Amur tiger cubs.

10. Snow monkey born April 27.
New lynx kitten.

11. A Farm…. at the Zoo

12. Pigs are easily potty trained.
Goats live on everywhere
in the world.
One pound of sheep’s wool can
make 10 miles of yarn!
Rabbits eat only plants.

13. More things
you might see
at the MN Zoo…