Creation Museum Zoo Opens New Interactive Animal Habitats
The Creation Museum's zoo has launched two new attractions. The Wallaby Walkabout, now open, features Bennett's wallabies and Aldabra tortoises in an interactive habitat where visitors can observe and sometimes touch the animals. A Butterfly House will open later this month, showcasing hundreds of native butterflies and moths along a flowered path. Both attractions are part of ongoing expansions at the Creation Museum, which recently marked its 18th anniversary. The Wallaby Walkabout is included with museum admission, while the Butterfly House has a separate entry fee. These additions aim to provide educational experiences about wildlife and creation stewardship.
Key facts
- Creation Museum's zoo opened Wallaby Walkabout interactive habitat
- Butterfly House scheduled to open later this month
- Wallaby Walkabout features Bennett's wallabies and Aldabra tortoises
- Butterfly House will display hundreds of native butterflies and moths
- Creation Museum celebrated 18th anniversary in May 2025
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Institutions
- Creation Museum
- Creation Zoo