New kookaburra chick brings laughs to Cape May Zoo
Visitors can now see the Australian bird and hear its signature crackling call seven days a week.
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Jul 24, 2025, 10:36 AM
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1h agoIt might sound like laughter, but it's actually the arrival of a new bird at the Cape May Zoo.
The zoo is now home to a newly hatched kookaburra chick, born at the end of May.
It's the first baby kookaburra from this set of parents at the zoo.
Visitors can now see the Australian bird and hear its signature crackling call seven days a week.
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