Our big cats are incredibly strong so their enrichment items have to be durable. They also enjoy new scents and smells so perfumes and spices are great, too!

Primates are incredibly smart and need a lot of mental stimulation. Puzzle feeders, slow feeders and forage bins are great enrichment items for primates of all sizes!

KidZooU houses the widest variety of animals in the whole zoo! From goats to tarantulas, armadillos to skinks - enrichment items for this building vary greatly!

African Plains is home to the largest animals at the zoo! Giraffes are great at using their tongues to solve puzzle feeders, while Tony the rhino loves to push around heavy toys. Check out our list of enrichment items for these big guys!

While Bear Country is currently getting some exciting upgrades, our bears will be returning and some new enrichment items would make great additions to their new exhibits!

Fruit bats, marmosets, sloths and elephant shrews! RACC is home to a diverse collection of small mammals. Their keeper team has put together a great list of items to help keep all these animals mentally and physically stimulated!

Get all your ducks in a row and check out our egg-ceptional list of enrichment items for our flocks. Perch yourself in the nearest nest and get ready to perch-ess some fun things!

Enrichment for reptiles and amphibians looks different than many other species. Enriching items for them might include new hides, logs, and plants. Click through to see how our Herp team plans to enrich these unique animals!

Giant river otters and red pandas are both great at manipulating objects, especially puzzle feeders! We’ve put together a list of things we think would be great for these unique carnivores!

From substrates to paper shreds these creatures need just as much enrichment to encourage natural behaviors as the largest creatures at the zoo!