Buffalo Zoo

Pretty interesting.

The Buffalo Zoo has successfully hatched a European legless lizard, the first one to hatch at the zoo since 2022.

Now, if you don't know the species, legless lizards look like a snake when you first see them, but they are actually just lizards who had schoolchildren cut off their legs.

No, I'm kidding.

Preserving the legacy of Erie County's Purple Heart recipients ensures their services will never be forgotten and that future generations will understand the true cost of the freedoms we enjoy.

Next, from the Buffalo Rock at the Buffalo Zoo's all-new Enchanted Pumpkin Trail, on the way here, Get your pumpkin spice ready.

Get ready to glow wild at the Buffalo Zoo's new Enchanted Pumpkin Trail.

During this three after-hours event, larger-than-life jack-o'-lantern displays will light up the Buffalo Zoo and transform its grounds into a dazzling one-of-a-kind autumn and Halloween destination.

With themes like safari, fantasy, and Day of the Dead, hundreds of glowing pumpkins will leave attendees of all ages in awe.

The Enchanted Pumpkin Trail will take place on select evenings from 6.30 to 10.30 p.m. with last entry at 9.30 p.m. beginning Thursday, September 10th through Sunday, November 1st.

Attendees will also enjoy select animal exhibits open to explore, destination dinosaur after dark featuring illuminated dinosaur displays, special food and drink offerings, themed photo opportunities, entertainment and more, The Buffalo Zoo's Enchanted Pumpkin Trail tickets are now available for purchase with discounted admission for Buffalo Zoo members.

Founded in 1875, the Buffalo Zoo is a 501c3 organization and the third oldest zoo in the United States.