How the National Zoo is keeping animals cool in the extreme heat

As temperatures soar past 100 degrees, lions and tigers get frozen treats, but not the same kind that pandas and elephants get.

Wildebeest Escapes Its Habitat, Prompting an Evacuation, 3 Days After Arriving at the Fort Wayne Zoo

The roaming animal arrived at the zoo three days before the incident ...

At Lincoln Park Zoo, lots of people, but not many animals. Why? The heat, of course.

Donation Options Search Search Search The habitat of the Eastern black rhinoceros at Lincoln Park Zoo — but no sign of an ...
Smithsonian Magazine

Meet the Cute, Rare and Remarkable Babies Born at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo This Spring

Mike Bock Earlier this year, Bennet's wallaby Victoria gave birth to her sixth joey at the Smithsonian's National Zoo. Smithsonian/Brett Kuxhausen For the last few months, animal care staff at the ...

Zoo keeps animals cool with mudbaths and treats

As temperatures soar this summer, Jersey Zoo is using everything from mud baths to frozen treats to help its animals stay ...
Reminder Publications

Brew at The Zoo blends craft beer, conservation and community support

For one afternoon each summer, The Zoo in Forest Park trades children’s laughter for the clink of tasting glasses as hundreds ...