119 reactions · 14 shares | Enjoy a #MomentofZoo with this peacock in Tropic Zone. You’ll find an incredible array of animals here including tropical birds, black-and-white ruffed lemurs, and more! | Central Park Zoo | Facebook

59 reactions | The banded mongoose are always fun to watch. These highly social animals are found in the savannas of southern Africa where they largely feed on insects and small reptiles. Stop by Tropic Zone soon to see them foraging for tasty crickets. | Central Park Zoo | Facebook

121K views · 4.4K reactions | We have just welcomed a macaroni penguin chick to our colony! In this video, the chick is under the close, watchful eye of mother Puttanesca and father Tortellini. The chick hatched on June 3, and this marks the first time we have had a Macaroni pair successfully raise their chick, in the past we have foster reared or hand reared macaroni penguin chicks. | Central Park Zoo | Facebook

43 reactions | Here are our snow monkeys in the Temperate Territory exhibit at the zoo. #DidYouKnow that snow monkeys are native to Japan? They spend most of their time on the ground of subtropical and subarctic forests. | Central Park Zoo | Facebook

53 reactions | Here’s a look at one of the harbor seal feedings at the Central Park Zoo! Using fish as a positive reinforcer, the keepers are able to give our animals a training session as well. Training is a great way for animals to be physically active and mentally focused, while also allowing keepers to regularly assess their health. Check out a feeding daily at 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., or 3:30 p.m. | Central Park Zoo | Facebook

2.4K views · 127 reactions | Our incredible WCS staff continues to...

Today is #WorldPenguinDay! At Central Park Zoo, we have four species of penguin: chinstrap, king, gentoo, and macaroni penguins. They can be found in our Polar Circle exhibit. Next time you visit, see if you can spot Marinara, the first macaroni penguin to be hatched at Central Park Zoo. | Central Park Zoo