What’s a more reliable Valentine’s Day date than a partner of your species?
Food.
That’s what Woodland Park Zoo critters were treated to last weekend in a Valentine’s Day celebration open to the public.
Depending on their dietary preferences, animals such as orangutans, grizzly bears, river otters and penguins enjoyed either heart-shaped fish pops, herbal bouquets or heart-shaped steaks.
The main event took place Saturday, while some beasts performed for media on Friday.
See the zoo’s photographic chronicle of the festivities.
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Woodland Park Zoo rewarded many of its critters this weekend with Valentine’s Day-themed treats. Check out the highlights.
Woodland Park Zoo rewarded many of its critters this weekend with Valentine’s Day-themed treats. Check out the highlights.
An otter enjoys a heart-shaped ice pop Friday to preview the weekend’s Valentine’s Day festivities. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
An otter enjoys a heart-shaped ice pop Friday to preview the weekend’s Valentine’s Day festivities. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
A gray wolf sniffs out a Valentine’s Day treat Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
A gray wolf sniffs out a Valentine’s Day treat Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
A jaguar checks out some Valentine’s Day goodies Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
A jaguar checks out some Valentine’s Day goodies Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
A Komodo dragon picks up a steak for a Valentine’s Day treat Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
A Komodo dragon picks up a steak for a Valentine’s Day treat Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
An orangutan inspects some Valentine’s Day goodies Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
An orangutan inspects some Valentine’s Day goodies Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
An orangutan enjoys Valentine’s Day goodies Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
An orangutan enjoys Valentine’s Day goodies Saturday at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
A grizzly bear digs into a treat Saturday for Valentine’s Day at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
A grizzly bear digs into a treat Saturday for Valentine’s Day at Woodland Park Zoo. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
Woodland Park Zoo Ambassador Lucy the raccoon enjoys the Valentine’s Day celebration Sunday on the zoo grounds. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the weekend.
Woodland Park Zoo Ambassador Lucy the raccoon enjoys the Valentine’s Day celebration Sunday on the zoo grounds. The zoo allowed the public to watch them feed heart-themed treats to the animals throughout the
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