Before Idaho Falls became the city people know today, it started as a small river crossing that slowly grew into a regional hub for Eastern Idaho. This video gives a quick, easy overview of the history of Idaho Falls — how the area developed, why it became an important stopping point, and how it evolved into the community it is today. No long lectures, just a simple look at how Idaho Falls came to be. If you’re interested in: • The history of Idaho Falls • How Eastern Idaho communities developed

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The zoo may feel quieter in winter, but the care never slows down. A 2026 TPZS membership supports the Idaho Falls Zoo all year long, helping fund daily animal care, enrichment, veterinary services, conservation efforts, and education programs even during the off-season. When you join or renew for 2026, you’re helping ensure the animals continue to thrive in every season. 💚 If supporting wildlife is part of your New Year intentions, a membership is a meaningful way to do just that. Get yours no

🐧💙 Happy Penguin Awareness Day! Did you know your zoo ticket does more than get you through the gate? Every visit to the Idaho Falls Zoo helps support African penguins in the wild through our Quarters for Conservation program. That extra 50¢ goes directly toward the African Penguin SAFE Program, helping protect nesting habitats, rehabilitate injured birds, and support long-term conservation research. Thanks for helping turn everyday zoo visits into real-world impact for penguins. 💚 #PenguinAw

2.4K views · 65 reactions | Most people picture camels in hot deserts, but their wild home, the Gobi Desert, gets freezing in the winter. ❄️ That’s why our camels grow a heavy winter coat to stay warm, and shed it again in spring. They’re built for Idaho’s cold months! #TidbitTuesday #IdahoFallsZoo #CamelFacts #ZooLife #WildlifeEducation | Idaho Falls Zoo | Facebook