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• Minnesota Zoo dolphin calf Taijah dies unexpectedly
  The Minnesota Zoo's latest dolphin addition, spunky year-and-a-half-old calf Taijah, died Monday night of a sudden illness, zoo officials said.
• Donaldson Foundation Supports Minnesota Zoo Investigator Program
  Donaldson Company is pleased to announce that the Donaldson Foundation has awarded $10,000 to the Minnesota Zoo in support of the Investigators Program. The award will b
• Maryland Zoo To Hold Popular ‘Sex At The Zoo’ Valentine’s Day Event
  Love is wild, and it's no different for animals at the Maryland Zoo.
• Beloved giraffe at zoo on the mend - The Boston Globe
  A team of more than two dozen zoo staff and large animal veterinarians from Tufts University are working to save a 13-year-old Masai giraffe at Franklin Park Zoo.
• Dolphin death at Minnesota Zoo is at least 6th since 2006
  Taijah the dolphin died Monday at the Minnesota Zoo. One of the Minnesota Zoo's three dolphins has unexpectedly died. This is at least the sixth dolphin death at the zoo since 2006.
• Zoo lion has surgery for cancer
  ADELAIDE Zoo's only male lion, Mujambi, is recovering after surgery to find out if he has testicular cancer.
• Adelor, lion who was king of Lincoln Park Zoo, euthanized
  Adelor, the Lincoln Park Zoo’s iconic male lion known for his lusty roar and luxurious mane, was euthanized Wednesday because of declining health in his old age.The 18-year-old lion often greeted visitors atop large boulders in his yard, surveying the comings and goings of female companions and zoo visitors. “He would let out this very loud roar and kids would come running as soon as they would ...
• Dolphin death at Minnesota Zoo is 6th since 2006
  Taijah the dolphin died Monday at the Minnesota Zoo. One of the Minnesota Zoo's three dolphins has unexpectedly died. This is the sixth dolphin death at the zoo since 2006.
• Minnesota Zoo language day draws students from across the state
  A group of teenage girls dressed in identical brown shirts, stuffed in the back to create the look of a camel hump.
• Zoo wants company to stop using chimps in TV ads
  A Chicago zoo is mounting a campaign to stop a company from airing a Super Bowl Sunday commercial featuring mischievous suit-and-tie wearing chimpanzees playing tricks on their human co-worker, saying all that monkey business proves deadly for the endangered species.