Zoo Atlanta is excited to partner with the Georgia Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing on hosting ASL Day on Saturday, October 2!
American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters from the GCDHH will be on hand at select
Zoos have come a long way from their beginnings as menageries in the 19th century. Rather than showcasing exotic animals purely for profit and entertainment
Research and conservation go hand-in-hand: in order to protect wild animals and their
Some snakes are venomous, as we all know. Indeed, some of them can be dangerous to humans if we get too close to them and they feel threatened. Potentially
One can imagine a scenario where a viper bites a person on the hand.
(photo by Stephanie B.)
Xi Lun, on the other hand, takes after her daddy Yang Yang and sleeps on her back
With nearly 2,300 votes cast, the names Oliver (male) and Fern (female) rose to the top in what proved to be a close race! Stay tuned for updates on when
to arrive, named Watson by the Animal Care and Veterinary Teams, was temporarily hand-reared
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Food Truck Zoo Atlanta’s resident food truck, The COOP, features all-natural, hand-breaded
(photo by Jen W.)
We dig the old mulch out by hand and remove it from the building in wheelbarrows.
The chick, currently being “puppet reared,” is the first vulture ever hatched at Zoo Atlanta.
not demonstrate proper incubation of the “dummy” egg, the team determined that hand-raising
The girls have become very capable climbers, so much so that the playpen no longer contains them. We generally don’t take them from the den until we are ready
I turned around, bottles in hand, to find that I was being supervised!
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Carousel The Endangered Species Carousel takes Zoo guests for a whimsical spin upon hand-carved
