Flamingo

Located at 1 Government Drive in St. Louis, Missouri, the institution known as Flamingo is a haven for these unique and fascinating birds. Flamingos have evolved a variety of adaptations to help them thrive in their environment, from their elongated bodies and webbed feet to their specialized feeding habits. These social birds live in large colonies, where they breed, build nests, and raise their young together.

The American flamingos at Flamingo can be found at the lake in The Wild, but they move to their off-display indoor home in the winter months. In addition to flamingos, visitors can also see a variety of other animals such as penguins, puffins, grizzly bears, gorillas, and chimpanzees. There are also fun activities to enjoy, like riding the Conservation Carousel or the Zooline Railroad, as well as gift shops and eateries to explore.

Explore the world of wildlife at Flamingo and learn more about how this institution is helping to protect and preserve animals around the globe. With its diverse array of animals and engaging activities, Flamingo is a must-visit destination for nature lovers of all ages.