Utica Zoo, Zoo in Utica, United States.
Utica Zoo is an 80-acre facility within Roscoe Conkling Park that houses both indoor and outdoor animal enclosures. The grounds include walking trails and a dedicated children's area.
The facility was founded in 1914 with just three fallow deer and grew significantly after 1964 under the Utica Zoological Society's management. It later received state recognition as an educational institution.
The zoo draws local school groups and families who come to observe animals in different habitats. The grounds reflect the community's commitment to connecting nature education with conservation awareness.
The entire facility can be explored in roughly 90 minutes thanks to clear pathways through all exhibit areas. The flat terrain with good signage makes navigation straightforward.
The grounds house one of the most unusual attractions: a 15.5-foot-tall metal watering can installed in 2000. This surprising sculpture has become a favorite photo spot for visitors.
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