It has been one exciting summer at Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park in Alto!

A Big Summer of New Arrivals in Alto

If you have been keeping up with their recent additions, you know the zoo has been on a roll. Last month, the park brought in huge Steller's sea eagles, which happen to be the heaviest eagles on the planet. Seriously, these birds are so huge they don't even look real!

Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park via Facebook
Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park via Facebook

👇BELOW: 50 BIRDS AROUND MICHIGAN YOU KNOW BUT YOU DON'T KNOW👇

Back in June, Boulder Ridge welcomed a litter of super rare aardwolf pups. Despite the name, they are not actually wolves, but a unique member of the hyena family!

Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park via Facebook
Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park via Facebook

Meet the Newest Baby Zebra at Boulder Ridge

Now, the park is giving us even more baby animal cuteness.

Boulder Ridge officially announced their newest arrival: a healthy, adorable baby zebra. According to the park, both mom and newborn are doing great and are already out roaming and making appearances!

Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park via Facebook
Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park via Facebook

If you want to plan a visit, you still have plenty of time to catch the new baby along with the park's more than 1,500 other animals.

READ MORE: It's Free Adoption Day at Humane Society of West Michigan This Saturday

Park Location, Hours, and Ticket Prices

Boulder Ridge is open seven days a week through Labor Day, running 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Once Labor Day passes, they switch over to fall hours, opening Wednesday through Sunday until their season wraps up on October 11.

You can find the park at 8313 Pratt Lake Ave SE in Alto. Admission runs $22 for adults, $20 for seniors, $18 for kids ages 3 to 11, and free for little ones 2 and under.

Grab the family, take the quick drive to Alto, and go meet the newest addition before the park closes up shop for the season!

50 Birds Around Michigan You Know But Don't Know

Michigan is known for its wildlife, especially its many unique birds. However, you might not know the name of the bird you're looking at. List of birds from Animal Spot and Where's Wildlife.

Gallery Credit: Tommy McNeill

More From 97.9 WGRD