Featured Animal
Blue Tongue Skink
Tilly is one of three ambassador lizards that often go on our traveling animal programs since she always puts on a show with her beautiful blue tongue.Â
Native to the semi-deserts and mixed woodlands of Australia, New Guinea, and Tasmania, these lizards are the masters of disguise. They camouflage with their environments, look like the common death adder, a venomous snake, drop their tails when threatened, and show off their tongues to fool predators.Â
Many poisonous or venomous animals have bright colors to threaten predators or attract prey. Blue tongue skinks though are neither poisonous nor venomous.Â
Plan
Your Visit!
The Randall Oaks Zoo's mission is to connect our community with wildlife and nature; to create a sense of wonder, discovery, respect, and appreciation of the natural world. Come and meet all our four-legged, furry, and feathered friends up close with opportunities for brushing, petting, and feeding.
In addition to the Zoo, Randall Oaks Park has 141 acres of open space with three shelters, six picnic areas, one volleyball court, three playgrounds, and a 10-hole disc golf course and hayrides (groups only).