See what tricks zookeepers employ to keep a giraffe calf focused on his bottle.

You can also see the ants' underground nest at the Children's Zoo at San Diego Zoo, something you wouldn't be able to see in the wild.

Once a year, the San Diego Zoo gives each and every flamingo a health assessment.

Cephalopods, a group that includes octopus and squid, are a bunch of aquatic oddballs with some really unique behaviors.

The older female kangaroo was starting to move slower than others kangaroos in her mob, so keepers did a scan and discovered she had injured her spine.

See Monroe having the time of his life at his 2nd birthday party.. zipping around the grounds, eating popcorn, and wrestling with his buddy Frank.

Learn about efforts by conservationist groups to recover animals potentially in conflict with urbanization.

Due to introduced predators, disease, and habitat destruction, they are almost out of time. See what other challenges the team faces.

Meet the members of this giraffe "tower," and their friendly caretaker.

Meet Santiago, the Patagonian Mara. Watch as Zoo Educator Hannah demonstrates what positive reinforcement is, and why it's an important technique in providing excellent care for animals like Santi.

On this fascinating island on the Great Salt Lake, see how fast and gracefully these rams can move on steep, rocky slopes.

Male platypuses use this unique, hidden defense mechanism to fend off other males in the breeding season.

Watch the newest member of San Diego Zoo's reindeer herd explore the exhibit with mom.

Meet Xiao Liwu, a giant panda born at the San Diego Zoo.

We're all familiar with the bald eagle, but the golden eagle is just as cool.

See why it's such a big day at the San Diego Zoo nursery.

Learn about efforts by conservationist groups to recover animals potentially in conflict with urbanization.

Due to introduced predators, disease, and habitat destruction, they are almost out of time. See what other challenges the team faces.

Meet Harbor, the PPG Aquarium's green sea turtle.

Orangutans are, along with other great apes, among the most intelligent beings to have evolved on land. As individuals, they display unique and rich personalities.

The neonatal assistive care unit at the San Diego Zoo watches over an 11-day-old female.

He'll find it no matter how well his zookeeper handlers hide it.

Learn why this cute little guy may be ahead of the curve in his early development.

They may look creepy, but they’re pretty cool.