" Eventually, San Diego Zoo Safari Park wildlife care experts will work to ensure he gains the unique behavioral language he will need to interact and thrive among the larger herd of Przewalski's horses at the Safari Park, including Kurt," a statement from the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance reads. Because Ollie was born to a domestic horse, he has not yet had experience with other Przewalski's horses. Przewalski's horses normally live in groups, where a youngster secures their place in the herd from their mother. "It is an honor to have studied and worked with so many others on the conservation of this special animal and to see come alive the possibility of using advanced genetic and reproductive technologies to sustain resilient populations in human care and in their native habitat," Ryder said. Kurt Benirschke, who was instrumental in founding the conservation research program at San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance. Ryder began his career at the zoo in 1975 under the guidance of Dr. Oliver Ryder, director of Conservation Genetics at San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance. The foal was given the name "Ollie" in honor of Dr. 17, 2023, and his surrogate mother, a domestic quarter horse, were recently moved from his birthplace at ViaGen Pets & Equine cloning facility in Texas so he can learn the language of being a wild horse from his own species, a statement from the zoo reads. Contact us today to learn more about our Pennsylvania safari tours and rates, or to view our park hours.The San Diego Zoo Safari Park is now home to the world's second successfully cloned Przewalski's horse, a critically endangered species previously considered extinct in the wild until 1996, it was announced Thursday. Our safari tour allows visitors to witness a variety of majestic animals and gain insight into their way of life. Lake Tobias Wildlife Park welcomes guests from Central Pennsylvania and the surrounding areas to enjoy a first-hand experience with animals from six continents. However, even if you miss your preferred time, another is coming up shortly! Plan Your Visit Today to Our Safari in Pennsylvania Please be advised that we do not accept reservations for our tours as they are offered on a first come, first serve basis. The last tour departs Safari Station one hour before closing. Our tours last around 45 minutes, providing plenty of time to take in the entire tour without tiring out the youngest in your group. Rides go out right when the park opens, and guests are welcome to come early to avoid crowds or waiting in long lines. To help guests get the most out of their animal safari in Pennsylvania, we encourage all to be mindful of when the tours begin. Things to Keep in Mind for Your Next Safari Tour The cost of admission is $8 per person for all ages three and older. The Drive-Thru Safari pre-season/post-season option is available on select weekends only in April and November, from 10:00 a.m. We also advise guests to print out and sign our Drive-Thru Waiver for quicker access through the gate.
Those interested in this experience should first read the Drive-Thru Rules to ensure their safety and the wellbeing of our animals.
Guests who wish to enjoy our safari tour from the comfort of their vehicles can do so with our self-drive-thru option. Self Drive-Thru Safari Available Only in April and November Discover more about our animal safari in Central Pennsylvania and all you can expect to see on your journey. Like our other amazing attractions, the safari allows you and your family to see first-hand the various animals native to those lands and learn about their natural habitats. The dry plains of Africa and the woodlands and forests of Australia have never felt closer thanks to the incredible safari tour at Lake Tobias Wildlife Park.
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