Nashville Zoo

On Thursday, we asked our community to stand with us in protecting the animals, habitats, and future of the Nashville Zo...
06/06/2026

On Thursday, we asked our community to stand with us in protecting the animals, habitats, and future of the Nashville Zoo regarding the proposed data center adjacent to our campus.

We’re grateful to everyone who has signed the petition. Thank you for standing with us.

Please keep the momentum going by sharing and contacting your local representatives. Say Yes to the Zoo by saying NO to the proposed data center.

Sign the petition ➡️ https://c.org/KxhXznzBcD

We're asking our community to stand with us in protecting the animals, habitats, people and future of Nashville Zoo.A pr...
06/04/2026

We're asking our community to stand with us in protecting the animals, habitats, people and future of Nashville Zoo.

A proposed 69,000-square-foot data center is planned for property directly adjacent to the Zoo. While developers claim the facility will have no impact, no environmental studies or impact assessments have been conducted to evaluate potential effects on our animals, visitors, staff, or the surrounding community.

Data centers consume enormous amounts of electricity and water; straining power grids, depleting natural resources, and damaging our watershed. With nothing more than the word of a profit-seeking developer, how are we to know this new data center will not lead to irreversible damage to the animals we exist to protect?

We cannot afford to find out years from now how this facility has negatively impacted our 1.4 million annual visitors, our local community, or the 3,000 animals entrusting us with their care. We are calling on the Nashville community to join us in our fight to stop this data center from being built, now.

Please sign our petition and say yes to the Zoo by saying no to the new data center ➡️ https://c.org/KxhXznzBcD

06/04/2026

The best (and noisiest) way to start the day! 🦩

You deerly need this Gustavo photo dumpThis smol little guy is just about 10 inches tall. Pudus are native to South Amer...
06/03/2026

You deerly need this Gustavo photo dump

This smol little guy is just about 10 inches tall. Pudus are native to South America and are the smallest deer species in the world!

A new bombshell has entered the farm 🐮Meet Elinor, the Highland cow! She recently joined her brother Hamish and Will-O a...
06/02/2026

A new bombshell has entered the farm 🐮

Meet Elinor, the Highland cow! She recently joined her brother Hamish and Will-O at the Historic Farm, and she's already settling into the herd. Stop by and say hello on your next visit!

Native to Scotland, Highland cows are the oldest registered breed of cattle in the world and are known for their iconic shaggy coats and impressive horns.🐂

Azi's Monday face says it all 🐆Often referred to as the modern-day saber-tooth, clouded leopards have the largest canine...
06/01/2026

Azi's Monday face says it all 🐆

Often referred to as the modern-day saber-tooth, clouded leopards have the largest canine teeth relative to their body size of any cat species. Their canine teeth are roughly the same size as a tiger’s, even though a tiger is 10 times larger in body size!

📷 Vet Tech Chase

A dino-mite adventure awaits 🦖🦕Discover our largest DinoTrek ever, featuring nearly 50 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs ...
06/01/2026

A dino-mite adventure awaits 🦖🦕

Discover our largest DinoTrek ever, featuring nearly 50 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs along a prehistoric wooded trail. Come face-to-face with towering giants over 20 feet tall and weighing more than 5,000 pounds as they hiss, roar, move and even spit!

Plan your journey back in time ➡️ www.nashvillezoo.org/dinotrek

05/31/2026

It’s with Elmo the hyacinth macaw and Zookeeper Meg! 🦜

Flock by the parrot habitats today from 10 am - 2 pm for games, giveaways and more! Plus, the Nashville chapter of the American Association of Zoo Keepers will be there with a table full of unique, parrot-themed items for sale, with all proceeds supporting parrot conservation.

05/30/2026

Azi continues sharpening her skills with encouragement from our Veterinary Team 😹

Rear-ly great camouflage 🫣 Okapi in the wild are found only in the deep forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo ...
05/29/2026

Rear-ly great camouflage 🫣

Okapi in the wild are found only in the deep forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and their striped legs help them blend into patches of sunlight and shadow on the forest floor.

You can meet (and feed!) our okapi, Mosi, on a Backstage Pass Tour!

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3777 Nolensville Pike
Nashville, TN
37211

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Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
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