Hello Zoo people! My name is Allie, and I am a member of the Gorilla Care Team here at Zoo Atlanta. Today I’m going to teach you about a few of the physical
These abilities are necessary to help them both in zoos and in the wild.
If you’ve looked closely in Scaly Slimy Spectacular recently, you may have noticed that our rough knobtail geckos (Nephrurus amyae) have new roommates. These
Native to the Pilbara region of Western Australia, these skinks are part of the genus
Effort supports work to protect a treasure of the Georgia coast.
to the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, which will prepare them for release into the wild
Annual “terrapin swap” is part of an effort to protect a Georgia native species.
back to the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, which will prepare them for release in the wild
Animal enrichment is egg-sighting on Saturday, April 20.
The event’s namesake great apes, the western lowland gorillas, will be finding sugar-free
I was quoted recently in an interview as saying, “I never realized I could have so much influence by putting on a suit and tie and simply talking.” The fact
number of years ago from a message centered on “limiting the spread of Bd in the wild
Happy Tuesday! My name is Kaya, Primate Keeper II here at Zoo Atlanta. I can primarily be found working with the gorillas, but I also spend time with the
are keeping an eye on each animal and group behavior, which should mimic their wild
Many of you already know that last year, our southern white rhinoceros Mumbles got a new companion! Kiazi arrived from San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance last
eastern black, Javan, and Sumatran) being classified as critically endangered, while western
Well, so many great subjects have been talked about lately, where does one begin? Well, to go along with the top questions keepers get asked, here are a
We have western lowland gorillas and both Bornean and Sumatran orangutans.
Projects for Asian hornbills, red pandas, Madagascan tortoises, clouded leopards, western
