Zoo
Viral baby monkey Punch finds girlfriend
Clips show Punch leaning in for gentle face-to-face touches. Viewers have described these as “kisses.”
Punch the baby macaque opens up to troop mates
Abandoned baby monkey charms Tokyo zoo visitors by befriending stuffed orangutan
Even after his passing: The zoo director's dream becomes reality
COVID-19: 14-year-old tiger dies of coronavirus in Ohio
Jupiter died at the Columbus Zoo after developing pneumonia caused by COVID-19 complications.
An exploration of art, dance and extinction
In her video art, Arif-Galanti employed thousands of still images from the local zoo’s museum to weave a kaleidoscope of stuffed animals, dead insects and fauna granted a second leave of life.
Ancient giraffes had shorter necks and armored heads - study
New fossils found in northern China have revealed that ancient giraffes had a disk-shaped bone structure on their heads intended for head-butting opponents.
Genetic link found between ancient Iberian and Israeli dogs
Studying the characteristics of Iberian dogs during the Chalcolithic period will help researchers understand human interests in their maintenance and breeding.
Jerusalem's biblical zoo revives tiger exhibit with endangered species
The exhibit's new resident, Jakarta, is a Sumatran tiger, a critically endangered subspecies.
First sloth born in Middle East to have gender reveal Jan 29
The sloth, which was born on October 16, 2021, has yet to be revealed to the general public.
Here are Jerusalem's biblical zoo upcoming plans
Corona times have proven challenging for most of Jerusalem’s attractions, but for the zoo's team, it has provided them with amazing opportunities for growth and renewal.
Two hippos in Belgian zoo test positive for COVID-19
This could be the first reported case in the species, according to zoo staff.
Experiencing an African safari in Israel
The Tisch Family Gardens are still popularly called the Biblical Zoo for its original goal of gathering animals mentioned in the Bible.
Coronavirus: Snow leopard at San Diego Zoo suspected of having COVID
Wildlife specialists at the San Diego Zoo noticed that a now leopard was coughing and had nasal discharge, leading them to administer a COVID-19 test.
