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Butterfly Pavilion Introduces New Ambassador Tarantula

This Year’s Monarch Butterfly Migration Appears Larger Than Usual
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WESTMINISTER, Colo. — The Butterfly Pavilion located in Westminster, Colorado is excited to welcome its new ambassador the Chaco Golden Knee Tarantula which is native to parts of Argentina and Paraguay.

Starting today Jul. 15 and running through Sunday, Jul. 28, the Butterfly Pavilion is inviting the public to come visit the butterfly pavilion where the public can hold the new tarantula.

The public is also responsible for participating in picking the new tarantula's name.

The public can choose between the following names:

  • Goldie
  • Chaco
  • Oro

To pick the new name the public can either cast their vote in person or on their website.

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After 3 Years and Multiple Fires, This Historic Landmark Is Reopening

The historic Navajo Hogan, a 91-year-old Colorado Springs landmark, is set to reopen next month after being closed since 2021. The new owners talk about the "leap of faith" required to restore the building and honor its unique history.

After 3 Years and Multiple Fires, This Historic Landmark Is Reopening

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