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Visitor tip Time your visit around feeding time (noon is mentioned) to watch knowledgeable staff conduct interactive demonstrations with animals like Rufus the bobcat and the beaver. This transforms a brief visit into an educational experience with Q&A opportunities.
Best time Arrive 45 minutes early before feeding time to explore the enclosures at a relaxed pace and interact with caretakers, such as hand-feeding ducks in the pond with staff supervision.
Visitor tip Bring children ready to engage in interactive activities like hand-feeding ducks and observing animal feeding demonstrations. The staff are friendly and patient with questions from both kids and adults, making it ideal for educational curiosity.

What visitors say

Google classifies this as a "zoo" which I'd consider a bit misleading as it's "just" a few handfuls of animals in a single divided enclosure. That said, it is still a cool collection of seemingly very well-cared-for animals, and if you…
We had a great time at the Kansas Wildlife Exhibit! The place is super clean and well-kept. We got there about 45 minutes before they fed Rufus the bobcat, which gave us time to check things out. The kids had a blast tossing food to the…
This is just a few enclosures with several wonderful animals. At noon was their feeding and we got to talk with the staff who answered all kinds of questions from children and adults.

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