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Zoo Animals in Sydney Get Early Christmas Treats
Zookeepers in Sydney, Australia, surprised the animals with some early Christmas-themed treats
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Curious Monkey Gets Loose in Japanese City
It took days for officials to finally catch a monkey running freely through the city of Fukuoka, Japan.
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‘World's Loneliest Elephant' Kaavan Starts Trip to Cambodia
Kaavan, dubbed the “world’s loneliest elephant” after languishing alone for years in a Pakistani zoo, has been readied for his flight to a sanctuary in Cambodia and the much-needed company of other elephants
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‘World's Loneliest Elephant' Okayed to Quit Zoo for New Life
An animal welfare group says that Kaavan the elephant, who has become a cause celebre for animal activists around the world, will be allowed to leave his Pakistani zoo and transferred to better conditions
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‘Tiger King' Zoo Permanently Closes
The Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park, which was once owned by self-proclaimed Tiger King, Joe Exotic, is permanently closed after the USDA revoked its exhibitor license. The Oklahoma zoo was featured in the popular Netflix series “Tiger King.”
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NJ Zoo Announces Birth of Rare, Critically Endangered Tamarin
There are about 6,000 Cotton-Top tamarins left in the world and the species is considered critically endangered.
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Thousands of Captive Tigers in US at Risk of Coronavirus
What’s next, social distancing for big cats? Zookeepers demanding personal protective equipment?
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Prague Zoo Celebrates Tiny New Resident
The Prague Zoo announced the birth of a baby mantled guereza, a unique species of monkey native to Central Africa.
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New Zoo Exhibit Puts Visitors Nose to Beak With Penguins
A new $30 million penguin habitat at the Detroit Zoo offers its 80-plus residents new rocks for climbing, waves, snow and better ice conditions, while allowing visitors to come nose-to-beak with the stately birds.
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London Zoo's Effort to Mate 2 Endangered Tigers Ends With One Killing the Other
For ten days, the London Zoo kept its newly arrived male Sumatran tiger Asim in a separate enclosure from Melati, the female tiger who was supposed to become his mate. Zoologists gave them time to get used to each other’s presence and smells, and waited for what they felt would be the right time to let them get together. On...
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LA Zoo, Museums Will Admit Students Free if Teachers Strike
If a teachers’ strike occurs Monday as anticipated, affected students will be offered free admission to the Los Angeles Zoo, the Los Angeles County Natural History Museum and the Petersen Automotive Museum.
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Cheetah Cubs Born at Wildlife Refuge
Four Cheetah cubs were born at White Oak Conservation last month.
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Zoo Animals Enjoy Early Halloween Treats
Animals at the London Zoo got to enjoy some early Halloween treats Thursday, with special snacks hidden inside carved pumpkins.
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12 Panda Cubs Make Public Debut
Twelve giant pandas born this year at a panda research center in China were introduced to the public this week.
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Rhino Caught on Tape Ramming SUV
A rhino in a drive-thru safari park in Mexico was caught on camera chasing an SUV.
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April the Giraffe's Baby Turns 1, Almost 50,000 Tune in to Watch His Party Live
A baby giraffe in upstate New York got more people to his first birthday party Sunday than most humans could muster.
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Remember April the Giraffe? Her Calf Is About to Turn 1 — and His New York Zoo Is Throwing a Birthday Bash
The giraffe who may have had the most famous animal birth ever — a world entry streamed live for tens of millions of people by a New York zoo — is turning 1 this month.
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Brookfield Zoo Welcomes Baby Wombat, 1 of Only 9 in US
Visitors at Brookfield Zoo are getting a first look at one of the zoo’s new additions: a baby wombat. There are only nine of these marsupials in the United States and Brookfield Zoo is now home to three of them.
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Bei Bei the Panda Celebrates 2nd Birthday at National Zoo
Bei Bei the panda cub celebrated his second birthday at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 22, with an ice cake and some new toys.
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Polar Bears Get Snow Donations
High temperatures at a Finland Wildlife Center were making life uncomfortable for a family of polar bears. However, the child of an employee at a local ski resort had an idea on how to cool them off: the resort could donate excess snow they had saved up from last winter. After some initial hesitation, the bear family seemed much happier…