Seneca Park Zoo

Watch the Animals Live At the Seneca Park Zoo!

A Step Into Africa
Click to open the 13WHAM Zoo Cam!
Right now, our live web camera is set up at the Baboon Exhibit. This exhibit, along with the Elephant Exhibit, is currently closed to the public while the Zoo finishes construction on its A Step Into Africa Exhibit. You, however, can get a sneak peak of the curious troop on the 13WHAM Zoo Cam.

Since the exhibit has been closed, three baby baboons were born. You can watch them play, eat and interact in their habitat only on the 13WHAM Zoo cam. We know kids and adults alike will love watching them do their thing.

The five-acre, $13.7 million dollar construction project, which will bring lions back to the Seneca Park Zoo for the first time in more than 20 years, will continue for the remainder of 2011. Check back here for updates and your special-behind-the-scenes pass to see the baboons!


A Step Into Africa
A Step Into Africa
Construction will take place all year. Access to our African elephant and olive baboon exhibits will be closed throughout the duration. Curious how they are doing? Click here.
Seneca Park Zoo Blogs
The Director's Blog
Swimming penguin update
This is why we continue to work on ways to motivate reluctant penguins to swim! While penguins are naturally great swimmers, they do not swim for pleasure; they swim to...
The Educator's Blog
Night at the Zoo is this week!
I can’t believe the summer is almost officially here! This year has flown by and it seems like just yesterday we were breaking ground on A Step Into Africa and...
The Events Blog
Happy Birthday, Lilac!
We wished one of our African elephants a Happy Birthday on Saturday afternoon – Lilac turned 34! Our Amur tigers Katya and Anastasia were also honored today – they both...
The Membership Blog
Build it and they will come!
The A Step Into Africa Exhibit was unveiled last week and area families have been visiting the Zoo by the thousands! We’ve heard exclamations of joy and wonder every day...
The Keeper Blog
The Zoo was visited by some outside honey bees!
One morning, Zoo staff called to say a swarm of bees was present in the Sensory Garden, so we went down to check it out. There was quite a large...
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