The Fort Worth Zoo in Texas announced the arrival of its first lion cub since 2015 — a male cub named Moja. “Surprise! We’ve been keeping a secret,” the zoo wrote in a Jan. 11, 2024, post on its Facebook page. “Meet
An unlikely refugee from the war in Ukraine — a rare black bear — arrived at his new home in Scotland on Friday and quickly took to a meal of cucumbers and watermelon. The 12-year-old Yampil was named for a village in
A sign directed the animals to line up to be counted and several of the 74 Humboldt penguins did just that, waiting patiently Wednesday to be tallied in the London Zoo’s annual census. Not all the animals were as obedient. Crispin, an
The Memphis Zoo welcomed a baby chick in October and decided to name the young penguin after a “Lord of the Rings” character, keeping a tradition alive. Elrond, an African black-footed penguin, was born at Memphis Zoo in Tennessee on Oct. 22,
A man’s half-eaten body was found after staff at a zoo in Pakistan saw a big cat carrying a shoe in its mouth. The incident occurred at Bahawalpur’s Sherbagh Zoo in the Punjab province on Wednesday, CBS News reported. Zoo staff had
A man in Pakistan was found dead after zoo staff saw that a big cat had a shoe in its mouth. The incident happened Wednesday at Bahawalpur’s Sherbagh Zoo, which is located in the Punjab province, according to CBS News. Zaheer Anwar,
Cameras capturing two rare giant pandas at a UK zoo have been left heartbroken. Yang Guang and Tian Tian, Britain’s only pandas, will leave Edinburgh Zoo on a long-haul flight to China this morning under the watchful eye of vets from the
Visitors to the Edinburgh Zoo had their final chance to see and bid farewell Thursday to a pair of popular giant pandas who are returning home to China after more than a decade in Scotland. Yang Guang and Tian Tian are leaving
Police in Argentina have raided an illegal zoo in Buenos Aires where endangered animals were being held. The cops launched the operation after a complaint was lodged over the existence of a private zoo. During the raid, police discovered more than 100
Edinburgh Zoo has unveiled the last chance for visitors to catch a glimpse of its beloved giant pandas, Tian Tian and Yang Guang, before they embark on their journey back to China. The departure is scheduled for December, marking the conclusion of