Bringing the Zoo to You

  • Grizzly Bear Continues to Enjoy the Pool

    Grizzly Bear Continues to Enjoy the Pool

    As long as the temperatures stay this high, the bears are going to stay in their pools! Here’s another moment with Ronan the grizzly bear relaxing in his favorite stream.

  • Peacock Tail Presentation

    Peacock Tail Presentation

    Did you know that each peacock has a unique color pattern? No two peacock’s tails look the exact same!

  • Otters Enjoying an Afternoon Swim

    Otters Enjoying an Afternoon Swim

    Did you know that our female spotted-necked otter, Pfeiffer, is over 20 years old? This is elderly for an otter, but she can still keep up with her much younger friend, Hasani, especially when in the water!

  • Giraffes Enjoy Browse Enrichment

    Giraffes Enjoy Browse Enrichment

    The giraffes are continuing to enjoy this newer enrichment device that allows their care staff to hang browse up at giraffe height! This provides the giraffes with another location in their habitat for fresh tree trimmings to be hung to…

  • View From our Pacu Fish Cave

    View From our Pacu Fish Cave

    We’ve heard from many of you that our Pacu fish cave is one of your favorite spots in the Zoo! We hope this video helps virtually bring you to this cool place on this hot and sunny day.

  • Oja the Andean Bear Slowly Falling Asleep

    Oja the Andean Bear Slowly Falling Asleep

    Need a calming video to nap to? Enjoy this video of Oja the Andean bear slowly falling asleep.

  • Tapir Holds Her Breath Underwater

    Tapir Holds Her Breath Underwater

    Did you know that Baird’s tapirs can hold their breath underwater for several minutes? Our tapir care staff recently caught this cute moment with Tessa relaxing in her pool!

  • Penzi in the Grass

    Penzi in the Grass

    Can you believe Penzi is almost 4 months old? She has recently spent a lot of time exploring the grass in her habitat: laying in it, eating it, and rolling in it after the rain.

  • Breakfast With Fireball the Rhino

    Breakfast With Fireball the Rhino

    This morning we invite you to grab your breakfast and sit with Fireball the white rhinoceros as he enjoys his first pile of fresh hay for the morning. White rhinos eat over 100 pounds of food every day!

  • Ring-Tailed Lemurs Relaxing

    Ring-Tailed Lemurs Relaxing

    Today we invite you to enjoy a relaxing moment with two of our ring-tailed lemurs. Watch till the end to see what the bottom of a lemur’s foot looks like!