Dallas Zoo

If you are headed to the Dallas Zoo soon, you might get a glimpse of the new lion cubs. Izwi, Ilola & Tadala made their first public appearance on Tuesday. Zoo officials said “there was plenty of running, jumping, chasing, wrestling, tail-biting, and of course, cuteness.”

The Dallas Zoo is welcoming a 17-year-old Gorilla named Asha from the Cincinnati Zoo.

The Dallas Zoo is celebrating the birth of a second blue duiker calf.

The Dallas Zoo announced Friday the COVID-19 pandemic, among other factors, has forced it to reduce its workforce through partial and full furloughs.

The Dallas Zoo has chosen to name the giraffe calf Tana after the longest river in Kenya.

The Dallas Zoo introduced a new member to their zebra family on Wednesday. The zoo posted a video on social media showing ‘Sukari’ which means “sugar” in Swahili. Zookeepers shared they thought it was fitting “because she is the sweetest.”

The Dallas Zoo introduced a new member to their zebra family on Wednesday.

A baby zebra and a baby giraffe were born within a week of each other at the Dallas Zoo.

The Dallas Zoo introduced the world to their two African penguin chicks in a Facebook video on Friday.

The Dallas Zoo introduced the world to their two African penguin chicks in a Facebook video on Friday.

The Dallas Zoo announced Wednesday that it would be scaling back activities in the zoo due to limit exposure in high-touch and indoor areas.

The Dallas Zoo celebrated a special animal on Tuesday, June 30, 2020.

The Dallas Zoo tweeted on Tuesday they are celebrating Asante, one of the zoo’s oldest mona monkeys, as she turned 31-years-old.

Saambili, the Western lowland gorilla, is celebrating turning 2. The Dallas Zoo posted on twitter video of Saambili enjoying her birthday treats. Saambili is the zoo’s first baby gorilla born in 20 years.

Starting Friday, the Dallas Zoo will require guests 10 years and older to wear a face-covering during their visit, in accordance with Dallas County orders.

The COVID-19 pandemic is drastically reducing the number of young whooping cranes to be released this fall to help bring back the world’s rarest cranes. Zoos and other places where the endangered birds are bred have had to cut not only staff size but use of two techniques to boost the birds’ numbers: artificial insemination and hand-rearing — or,...

The Dallas Zoo reopened to the public on Friday after 11 weeks of being shut down during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The Dallas Zoo reopened to the public on Friday after 11 weeks of being shut down during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

After being closed to visitors for almost 11 weeks because of the coronavirus, the Dallas Zoo is preparing to welcome guests back with some slight changes to help keep everyone safe.

After being closed to visitors for almost 11 weeks because of the coronavirus, the Dallas Zoo is preparing to welcome guests back with some slight changes to help keep everyone safe.