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Turtle Check Ups!
June 25, 2025
On January 18th, Wonders of Wildlife’s ten loggerhead sea turtle rescues underwent medical exams. These exams included a physical, blood work and x-rays conducted by our aquatic holding biologists and vet staff. Six of the loggerheads have pneumonia and received antibiotics for treatment. WOW’s Life Sciences team will continue to monitor and…
Wonders of Wildlife rings in the new year with sea turtle rescue
June 25, 2025
Wonders of Wildlife rings in the new year with sea turtle rescue…
The Process of Senescence in Giant Pacific Octopuses
June 25, 2025
Giant Pacific Octopuses are highly advanced creatures with impressive intelligence and countless adaptations. Although their larger size sets them apart from other species, these multi-armed marine mollusks share a common characteristic among all octopuses—their short average life span. GPOs have an average life span of about 3–5 years. As they…
Wonders of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium nominated again for “America’s Best Aquarium” honor by USA Today
June 25, 2025
Fans encouraged to vote online daily to advance conservation now through May 23 Springfield, Mo. –For the fourth year, Morris’ Wonders of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium in Springfield, Missouri, has been nominated for the honor of “America’s Best Aquarium” as part of a national poll conducted by USA TODAY. Fans of the…
Wonders of Wildlife is happy to announce the opening of a new exhibit in partnership with the American Museum of Fly Fishing.
June 25, 2025
Press release about the event honoring Johnny Morris and the opening of the American Museum of Fly Fishing exhibit at Wonders of Wildlife. American Museum of Fly Fishing honors Johnny Morris and opens new gallery at The Wonders of Wildlife Museum and Aquarium in Springfield, MO. February 9, 2022 –…
Riser’s Conservation Story: How an American Bald Eagle Prevailed
June 25, 2025
Article by: Wonders of Wildlife Marketing Six years ago, Riser, the American bald eagle, soared high over the treetops in North Carolina. The wind rustled his feathers, his eyes scanned the ground below. He slowed for his landing, diving towards black lines on the horizon. With talons outstretched, Riser clasped…
Nilla, the Sleeping Beauty: Resident Black Bear Prepares for the Winter
June 25, 2025
Article by: Tinsley Merriman, Wonders of Wildlife Marketing Intern Winters in Missouri can be unBEARable. With the sun setting earlier and the temperature dropping lower, a lot of us are thankful for our cozy beds and blankets to snuggle into. Maybe it’s a mammal thing, as the same can be…
Theodore Roosevelt: The Lengthy Legacy of America’s Rough Rider
June 25, 2025
Article by: Tinsley Merriman, Wonders of Wildlife Marketing Intern October 27 marks the 163rd birthday of Theodore ‘Teddy’ Roosevelt, the 26th president of the United States. In honor of this occasion, WOW invites guests to step back in time and walk through his life. Starting at the Wildlife Galleries, guests…
How We Can Help Sharks, Right Here in Missouri
June 25, 2025
Article By: Taylor Meadows When I’m asked about what I do, I respond that I’m a shark photographer and advocate. That response is always met with “you’re crazy!” or “I could never get in the water with a shark.” or even, “aren’t you afraid they’re going to eat you?” These…
Celebrating Women’s Dive Day
June 25, 2025
An Interview with WOW’s Dive Ops Manager July 17th is Women’s Dive Day! We are very proud of our women divers who support our guests during their Sea Trek experience, maintain the integrity of our exhibits, and of course the love and passion they bring to the care of our…
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