Exhibit features LEGO brick sculptures at Milwaukee County Zoo

There’s new exhibit coming to the Milwaukee County Zoo

Animal Super Powers won't officially open this weekend, but Brian is getting a sneak peek.

MILWAUKEE - There’s a new exhibit coming to the Milwaukee County Zoo that’s been called "a mind-blowing exploration of mysterious animal abilities." Animal Super Powers won't officially open this weekend, but Brian is getting a sneak peek this morning.

This weekend a brand-new exhibition featuring awe-inspiring sculptures made from LEGO bricks opens

Brian is checking out the larger-than-life sculptures of creatures who have evolved to possess their very own super powers.

About Animal Super Powers (website)

Sean Kenney’s Animal Super Powers Made with LEGO® Bricks, a brand-new exhibition featuring awe-inspiring sculptures made from LEGO® bricks, is coming to the Milwaukee County Zoo May 29 through Sept. 6. The exhibit is sponsored by Sendik’s Food Market.

Did you know that the Milwaukee County Zoo offers Wild Connections-Animal Encounter Tours?

Brian is hanging out with some of the Zoo's favorite flightless birds on their Penguin Pool Party Tour.

From the mind of acclaimed artist, Sean Kenney, Animal Super Powers showcases larger-than-life sculptures of creatures who have evolved to possess their very own "super powers" and invites guests to learn the science behind them.

The Wild Connections animal encounter program allows guests to enjoy up-close encounters with a variety of furry, feathered and finned animals

Brian is getting ready to take flight with the flock on the Zoo's Bird Feeding Experience!

Produced by Imagine Exhibitions, Inc., Animal Super Powers is chock-full of STEAM content (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) and will inspire budding artists, engineers, zoologists, and biologists to expand their imaginations, get curious and explore in an experience that both educates and excites.

When visiting the Milwaukee County Zoo's snow leopard habitat, it’s recommended to look high up

Brian is with the Zoo’s Big Cats area supervisor learning more about their one year old Snow Leopard named Mijla.

The sculptures and exhibits in Animal Super Powers explore the evolutionary, biological, and environmental reasons for amazing animal adaptations such as shapeshifting, super-strength, echolocation, and limb regeneration and asks guests to imagine themselves with the same abilities.

If you haven’t seen the new Hippo exhibit at the Milwaukee County Zoo you are definitely in for a surprise

Brian is hanging with Happy the Hippo at the Zoo’s new Hippo Haven.