At our Wild Care Center, guests get a behind-the-scenes look at the incredible work that goes into caring for the animals who call the Virginia Living Museum home. From preparing specialized diets and providing enrichment activities, to learning about veterinary checkups and conservation efforts, every visit offers a window into the daily lives of our dedicated animal care team. It’s not just a tour—it’s a chance to experience the science, compassion, and commitment that helps wildlife thrive. �

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Orphaned coyote pups given new home at Virginia Living Museum

While the aviary is closed to the public, our keepers continue to give the best care to our birds. Here, our ducks are having a breakfast of kale, cucumber, cracked corn, apple, mealworms, broccoli, berries, and two different types of waterfowl grain. #valivingmuseum #ducks #breakfast | Virginia Living Museum

34 reactions · 3 comments | How many legs do you count? The name millipede can be confusing because they do not have a thousand legs but they often have hundreds of legs. Millipede bodies are split into segments, and each segment has two sets of legs that attach to the body's underside. #VALivingMuseum #Millipede #Invertibrits #LegsonLegs #LegDay | Virginia Living Museum | Facebook