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The Navajo Nation Zoo & Botanical Park
The Navajo Nation Zoo & Botanical Park Review
Amid the sandstone monoliths on the border between Arizona and New Mexico, the Navajo Nation Botanical and Zoological Park displays about 50 species of domestic and wild animals, birds, and amphibians that figure in Navajo legends, as well as examples of plants used by traditional people. Most of the animals here were brought in as orphans or after sustaining injuries—they include black bears, mountain lions, Mexican gray wolves, bobcats, cougars, golden eagles, Gila monsters, and prairie rattlesnakes. It's the only Native American-owned-and-operated zoo in the United States.
- Address: AZ 264, just east of Quality Inn; shares parking lot with Navajo Nation Museum, Window Rock, AZ, 86515 | Map It
- Phone: 928/871-6574
- Cost: Free
- Hours: Mon.--Sat. 10--4:30
- Website: www.navajozoo.org
- Location: Window Rock
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