Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo

Animals

Native to the eastern United States and southeastern Canada, Cope’s Gray Tree Frogs make homes for themselves in moist, deciduous woodland and swamp areas. Being the tree frogs they are... Read More »

Endemic to Madagascar, Tomato Frogs can be found in the subtropical and tropical moist lowland forests on the eastern coast of the island from Maroantsetra to Toamasina. Their bright coloring serves as... Read More »

Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium is one of only five zoos in the United States that exhibit Mountain Chicken Frogs, one of the world's largest and most threatened frog species. Native to the Caribbean Islands, Mountain Chicken Frogs received their name from... Read More »

Wave hello to our Panamanian Golden Frogs on display in the Lied Jungle! They might just wave back, if you're another frog that is. Native to Panama's Cordilleran Mountains, Panamanian Golden Frogs use... Read More »

Two Toco Toucans - a 10-year-old female and a 12-year-old male - are now on display in the Amazon Exhibit of the Aquarium. Read More »

Now on exhibit in the Sun Room of the Desert Dome are two Frilled Dragons.