Black Bear

Exhibit Animals at the Science Center

Learn more about the individual exhibit animals at the Science Center.

Mammals

American Mink

American Mink

Black Bear

Black Bear

Bobcat

Bobcat

Coyote

Coyote

Fisher

Fisher

Gray Fox

Gray Fox

Mountain Lion

Mountain Lion

Red Fox

Red Fox

River Otter

River Otter

White-footed Mouse

White-footed Mouse

White-tailed Deer

White-tailed Deer

Birds

Bald Eagle

Bald Eagle

Barred Owl

Barred Owl

Broad-winged Hawk

Broad-winged Hawk

Goshawk

Goshawk

Great Horned Owl

Great Horned Owl

Red-shouldered Hawk

Red-shouldered Hawk

Red-tailed Hawk

Red-tailed Hawk

Turkey Vulture

Turkey Vulture

Reptiles and Amphibians

American Bullfrog

American Bullfrog

Gray Tree Frog

Gray Tree Frog

Green Frog

Green Frog

Painted Turtle

Painted Turtle

Spotted Turtle

Spotted Turtle

Fish

Brook Trout

Spotted Turtle

Yellow Perch

Yellow Perch

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hillary simpson, 07/15/20
Its always fun to come here!! This time we came in the afternoon and it was a little hot. Not all the animals were out but it was still a great time! Barred owl, deer, black bear and mountain lions to name a few! They did a great job incorporating social distancing without taking too much from the experience.
B. B., 08/13/21
Very friendly staff, a nicely shaded walk and the exhibits were well spaced apart. Very kid friendly with a cool playground for the kids halfway thru the walk. Staff were out here and there with live falcons, owls and raptors for showing and were very informative and friendly to questions. The pathway throughout the "hike" was stroller friendly and although you "could" use a wheelchair as well, I do suggest having someone available to help push your chair or supervise your visit in a chair (there are boardwalks and lots of up/down hill.) Overall, a very pleasant trip! Even in 90F heat, the path was shaded with plenty of restrooms available.
John Cook, 10/19/19
Each and every time we visit the center it never ceases to amaze us. At certain locations there is a need for personal interaction with staff providing more information and answering questions. Static exhibits are boring and uninteresting. The animated prehistoric reptiles were stimulating. An impromptu meeting with staffer handling an injured raptor and the information she provided while standing in the rain was exceptional. Please watch your prices!
Desiree Perez, 05/12/22
Visited with my significant other on May 9th. Was not busy at all! Has so many interactive exhibits to learn from. Though we are both adults, we enjoyed playing and reading all the information along the trail. Love the hands on learning, it's the perfect place for children to learn new things about animals and nature while having tons of fun (and seeing animals!). The animals looked happy, and the enclosures were very natural and large for them to roam around. Will definitely return in the future!
Cherie Binns, 12/19/18
I just love this place! It is slightly off the beaten path but easy to locate. Plan on spending a couple of hours here to learn about the local wildlife habits , habitat, and food. And , best of all, meet that local wild life in its natural setting.! This business is part of the membership chain of regional zoos and science museums so honors your membership to others around the country for free admission or reduced cost admission to here. I would plan on at least 2-3 hours here although it could be covered (without small children in a bit over an hour). Walk ways are generally paved and handicapped accessible as are the buildings that are dedicated to species or habitat education.

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