Zoo
He went to work as usual: Husband investigated for burning wife's body in zoo’s animal incinerator
The events unfolded while Asahiyama Zoo has been shut for seasonal maintenance
Elusive wolf in South Korea captured and returned to zoo after nine days on the run
Viral baby monkey Punch finds girlfriend
Punch the baby macaque opens up to troop mates
Pigeons can understand space and time, match wits with AI - study
The finding underscores that animals beyond humans and primates show abstract intelligence.
Name a roach at Toronto Zoo - a fitting tribute to your ex this valentine's day
The perfect charitable $25 dollar tribute is already sold out for 2023.
Dallas Zoo clouded leopard Nova was missing in zoo for hours
The clouded leopard, an average-sized adult named Nova, seemingly broke out of her habitat's mesh enclosure through an existing tear.
Leopard escapes at Dallas zoo, prompting closure, 'Code Blue' alert
The escaped big cat is likely scared and unlikely to cause harm, zoo officials say.
German zoo gets $26 million from widow of animal-loving Holocaust survivor
Reichert died in February 2021, at the age of 96, and it was not until recently that her estate was settled and funds could be disbursed.
Persian leopard makes aliyah from France to Ramat Gan Safari
The Safari Ramat Gan's new inhabitant comes from France and understands English but will get an Israeli name soon.
Botswana investigates elephant deaths near Chobe National Park
Two years after a natural toxin killed 300 elephants, a new spate of elephant deaths has authorities wondering what caused the deaths this time.
Russian forces stole art, raccoon, llama as they fled Kherson -Ukraine
Ukraine says that Russian forces have stolen cultural artifacts, raccoons, llamas, and other animals during their retreat from Kherson.
Lion mauls a man to death in Ghana zoo
Around noon on Sunday, a man gets mauled to death by a lion after entering the lion's enclosure at Ghana's Accra Zoo.
How do gorillas get our attention? A special scream called 'snough' - study
An experiment on gorillas in an Atlanta zoo found that they could be moderate vocal learners, indicating that language as a growth communicator may not be unique to humans.
