How do Zoo Miami veterinarians deal with a 400-pound lion? Very carefullyRegular veterinary checkups for zoo animals help detect health issues early, as wild animals often hide their symptoms.
Zoo Miami welcomes new baby animal - it'll have giant horns. Take a lookZoo Miami welcomed the birth of a rare giant eland calf, contributing to the conservation of this vulnerable species.
How do Zoo Miami veterinarians deal with a 400-pound lion? Very carefullyRegular veterinary checkups for zoo animals help detect health issues early, as wild animals often hide their symptoms.
Zoo Miami welcomes new baby animal - it'll have giant horns. Take a lookZoo Miami welcomed the birth of a rare giant eland calf, contributing to the conservation of this vulnerable species.
Rinny, Zoo Miami's 9-year-old koala bear, dies. Officials are awaiting cause of deathZoo Miami's koala Rinny, 9, recently died with no clear cause found after examination and necropsy.Zoo Miami aims to inspire conservation efforts for koalas through Rinny's legacy.
3-month-old giraffe dies at Zoo Miami. She may have been spooked, officials sayA 3-month-old giraffe was found dead in Zoo Miami due to a broken neck caused by trauma, possibly from running into a fence.Zoo staff are monitoring the other giraffes for stress, while acknowledging no prior incidents like this at the zoo.
Zoo Miami's first newborn sloth bears in 25 years have their first exam. Here's the photosZoo Miami recently welcomed a pair of sloth bear cubs, the first sloth bear cubs born at the zoo since 1998.The cubs are the first surviving cubs for the mother, Kematee, and the father, Hank.
Zoo Miami welcomes endangered 'pig deer' to the 305. See the newborn babirusa for yourselfZoo Miami has welcomed the birth of a rare and endangered wild pig species from Indonesia.The baby babirusa is the first to be born at the zoo.
Interior Department weighs in on Miami Wilds fight, warns critical bat habitat at riskConservation groups rally to fight proposed Miami Wilds water park on zoo parking lotsFederal wildlife regulators declare development site 'environmentally sensitive' and important for protecting endangered bat