HUMMINGBIRD FEEDING FROM A TRUMPET FLOWER
66” L x 60” W x 92” H
275 hours | 36,300 bricks
ZOO ANIMAL FUN FACTS:
- Called “hummers” due to flapping at 70 wingbeats per second that create a humming or chattering sound.
- Have amazing memories to remember every flower & feeder they’ve visited, as well as how long it takes a flower to refill their nectar.
- Hummingbirds see in ultraviolet light. Like bees, they follow “invisible” lines on flower petals to go straight to the nectar of a flower.
- Have “chopstick-like” beaks to catch insects out of the air.
- Planting more native wildflowers can help hummingbirds find food and increase pollination in your garden!
CHINESE PANGOLIN
35” L x 30” W x 40” H
392 hours | 51,744 bricks
ZOO ANIMAL FUN FACTS:
- Have long sticky tongues (longer than their bodies) to eat ants & termites. 
- Have powerful claws that can be used for digging & protection.
- They have scales made of keratin that can be utilized by curling into a ball to protect themselves from predators.
- Can release a stinky fluid from the gland at the base of their tails.
- Not buying illegal trade items such as folk medicines made with their scales can help protect pangolins from poaching.
TREE FROG
46” L x 31” W x 103.5” H
450 hours | 47,000 bricks
ZOO ANIMAL FUN FACTS:
- The red-eyed tree frog can camouflage its surroundings, like a chameleon.
- Tree frogs live on every continent except Antarctica.
- To protect their territory, some male tree frogs will violently shake the vegetation in their territory.
- Some tree frogs, like the spring peeper, can be heard from over 2 miles away.
- The Costa Rican flying tree frog has webbing between its toes and can glide in the air from tree to tree.