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Zoo welcomes four rare lion cubs whose population is extinct in wild
Four Barbary lion cubs, a type of lion extinct in the wild, have been born at a Czech zoo, offering a vital boost to global conservation efforts for the rare big cat. The arrival of the three females and one male marks a significant contribution to the small surviving population of these majestic animals.
Denmark's Aalborg Zoo defended a program asking for pet donations to feed predators as natural behavior, while PETA called the initiative unnatural and unnecessary.
A zoo has issued an appeal for help after one of its barn owls flew off during a birds of prey display. Dudley Zoo said Echo ...
As part of a global breeding program, the Philadelphia Zoo welcomed an Amur tiger and Amur leopard to aid conservation ...
WASHINGTON — D.C.'s National Zoo is once again preparing for pandamonium Monday, as one of the giant pandas celebrates their ...
A red panda at the Blank Park Zoo who stole the hearts of many has died. The zoo announced on Facebook Friday that Razz, ...
Baird’s tapirs are an ancient group of animals known as "Living Fossils." They are related to the primitive horse and ...
Haddonfield is known for its vibrant public art, from the ArtWalk on Mechanic Street to installations scattered throughout ...
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is working with an organization in Africa on conservation efforts and, in the process, is ...
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