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Spalazani's Generator, a colorful kinetic steel sculpture, in front of the Zoo's Solar Pointe picnic area.

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A bronze statue of a stalking little Blue Heron that is situated on a rock, surrounded by tall grass in the middle of a swampy environment.

Stalking Little Blue Heron

A large stone with the shape of a bird that appears to be in flight carved into the middle of it. A canopy of trees and a clear sky are visible through and around the stone.

Stone that Stands in an Empty Sky

A series of swirly blue lines painted on a concrete path. They flow together to resemble the look and movement of stream water.

Streamlines

A striking silver cube sculpture, representing themes of conservation and nature, stands on a grassy mound near a pathway. The cubes are adorned with brightly colored environmental and wildlife graphics.

Sum of the Parts

A group of tall, artistic metal sculptures resembling red-brown lanterns or towers, featuring animal cut-outs, are displayed outdoors in a dense wooded area.

The Bird Garden

A bronze of three vultures perched close together on a giant boulder, their necks craned and stretched out scanning the wooded area they are in.

The Critics

The Zoo's iconic elephant group sculpture in early fall, surrounded by vibrant green grass with autumn colors decorating the distant trees behind them.

The Elephant Group

A large boulder in a wooded area that is full of trees and plants. Two bronze Ocelot statues appear to be slinking down the rock, hunting something. Just behind them is another bronze statue of an Ocelot kitten perched on top of a broken off tree .

The Family that Preys Together

A colorful outdoor mural made of a large grid of painted ceramic tiles depicting various African animals, including a rhino, lion, elephants, zebra, and several birds, set against a background of plants. Flanking the tile mural are two brown panels with white text; the left panel is titled "The Lion's Pride."

The Lion’s Pride

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