Red Wolf Habitat | North Carolina Zoo

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The Zoo anticipates high attendance, especially on sunny, warm days. For safety and guest experience, the Zoo may limit admission once parking reaches capacity. This will not only help with crowd management but will also provide a more relaxed and enjoyable visit for guests and their loved ones. Consider arriving early or carpooling, and check our site / social pages often for more updates!

Peek through pine branches at the rare American red wolf. Learn about these North American predators and what the North Carolina Zoo is doing for their protection and conservation.

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Animals

Red Wolf

Nearby Art in the Park

Stone that Stands in an Empty Sky
Roger P. Halligan
Made possible through the North Carolina Zoo’s Visiting Artist program

Habitat Map

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Related Conservation

Conserving North Carolina’s Red Wolves
By housing the second-largest pack of breeding American red wolves in the world, our park spearheads efforts to save this species from extinction.
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