Greetings from Scaly Slimy Spectacular! Snakes have a serious manner problem nearly every time they eat: they cannot chew with their mouths closed. Not having
Whether the prey is a rodent, bird, or fish, making
The illegal wildlife trade: What’s the issue?
captured for their shells; and snakes, birds and exotic fish
If you ask any of us carnivore keepers here at Zoo Atlanta about Logan, our fossa, we generally start gushing about how awesome and handsome he is. We may be
variety of other small- to medium-sized prey, including fish
We hope everyone had a happy holiday with family and friends! Now that the holidays are winding to a close, you might have a festive, but slowly de-needling
sink a tree into your pond, if you have one, where fish
Longtime conservation partnership is helping to re-establish a native species in its original range
Fish and Wildlife Service; U.S.
As animal care professionals, it is always our responsibility to constantly strive for new information and better ways to take care of the animals we work
and harpy eagle, flying an aplomado falcon and a fish
Hark, O readers of the Keeper Stories! I—Daniel!—have returned! And this time we’re going to talk about boxer crabs. Why boxer crabs? While we don’t have this
There are a few videos out there of fish appearing
OK, let’s settle this for once and for good! This question, that surely has been the basis of many family and social-hour squabbles, turns out to be
the group of animals with backbones that are not fish
Hi! My name is Whitney, and I am the newest member of the Zoo’s Carnivore Team. I am originally from Minnesota, and yes, I still say “pop” over “soda.” I
with sharks, stingrays, a giant Pacific octopus, and fish
Zoo Atlanta is an advocate of responsible pet ownership and care. In many of our educational programs, signage and presentations, we provide messaging on this
are many options, from dogs and cats to birds and fish
