#berlin-zoo

#berlin-zoo

Female elephants can have underlying tensions, illustrated by a recent clash between Mary and Anchali over their social dynamics.

Toni the pygmy hippo makes her public debut at Berlin Zoo, diving with Debbie in their enclosure's pool.

The Berlin Zoo's panda cubs have opened their eyes and are becoming recognizable as pandas, showing signs of curiosity in their environment.

Berlin Zoo's female giant panda is expecting twin cubs after an ultrasound confirmed fetal development.

The Berlin Zoo's panda Meng Meng is pregnant with two cubs, expected to give birth at the end of August, a rare and celebrated event due to the difficulty of breeding giant pandas.

Fatou, a gorilla in Berlin Zoo, is the oldest gorilla in the world at 67 years old, surpassing the usual lifespan of gorillas in the wild and captivity.

Ingo the Flamingo, the oldest resident of the Berlin Zoo, has died at an estimated age of at least 75.

Ingo had lived at the zoo since the mid-1950s and was believed to have fathered descendants.