Zoo
Even after his passing: The zoo director's dream becomes reality
A new adventure park opened at Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo in memory of late CEO Shay Doron, fulfilling his decades-long vision with jungle-themed challenge structures for children of all ages.
Teenager with dreams of becoming lion tamer mauled to death by big cats after entering enclosure
How Egyptian fruit bats seasonally adapt behavior to compete with rats - study
Zoo in Denmark asks public for unwanted pets to feed its carnivores
Police arrest three young men suspected of stealing expensive monkey
Police opened an investigation earlier this week after receiving a disappearance report for a expensive monkey, apparently worth thousands of shekels, from a zoo in Kiryat Motzkin.
Siberian tiger kills zookeeper in Zurich
The tiger enclosure holds two Siberian tigers, a five-year-old female named Irinia and a four-year-old male called Sayan.
The parrot can’t hurt you
She seemed neither happy nor sad, just matter-of-fact about her love.
Meet Jerusalem Zoo's new cub: The lion called Lion
Lion’s sibling has not been named yet because zookeepers are waiting to discover its gender.
In historic first, Jerusalem Biblical Zoo welcomes Asiatic lion cubs
The cubs will soon be shown to the public, since the famous Jerusalem zoo has opened its doors once again now that many of the coronavirus restrictions have been lifted.
Alligator who survived WW2 bombing raid, Cold War dies at 84
Rumors were abound that the alligator may have spent some years as part of Adolf Hitler's personal collection.
'Tiger King' LGBTQ zoo-keeper hopes fame aids the gender pronoun debate
Throughout the series the good-natured keeper is referred to as "she" despite identifying as male since childhood.
'Covid,' 'Quarantine' suggested names for newborn animals in Colombian zoo
The potential names are also being considered for a white-tailed deer born just over a fortnight ago.
‘Where the cows have already come home’
A personal experience with animal tourism in Israel
Grapevine: Civic city
“Teddy’s concept is more important today than ever,” Snyder said, as spoke of plans for the cultural, social and economic integration of the various components of the city’s demographic mosaic.