The Wildlife World Zoo in Litchfield Park said guest will be able to see African wild dogs and a type of flying squirrel from ...

Supported by By Christopher Maag Visuals by Ben Cleeton Ninja, a mountain lion, enjoys three activities most in this world.

BRONX, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Bronx Zoo is opening the new World of Darkness featuring 25 nocturnal species on Saturday, July 12. The World of Darkness invites Bronx Zoo visitors to explore a ...

Standing now at more than 106 acres, 2,000 animals and one million annual visitors, the Dallas Zoo serves to prove that $60 ...

Animals from the 1885-established Thrissur city zoo have already been relocated to Puthur, where they now roam in expansive, ...

There’s something profoundly different about watching an elephant amble across the savanna versus seeing one pace behind ...

The spotlight is back on New York’s darkest exhibit. World of Darkness, the Bronx Zoo’s “groundbreaking” shadowy attraction showcasing more than two dozen rare and unusual nocturnal animals, is back ...

Animal welfare experts raised red flags about the zoo, including the lack of privacy in the enclosures and the zoo’s breeding ...

Cast members from the world's biggest musical will visit the Denver Zoo during a day that might help them better their ...

IT’S not a pretty job, but shovelling s**t is what Charlie Forsyth and his fellow keepers have to do every morning before ...