How zookeepers target train animals and what it's used for.

The San Diego Zoo surprised the bears with the snow day, and they sure look like they're having a blast.

Regular checkups help keep everybody healthy - but for elephant keepers, that's a really BIG job.

Learn how Red Panda Network is protecting red panda populations in the wild.

Follow along with wildlife ecologist Josh Griffiths as he breaks down some weird facts about one of the most evolutionary distinct mammals on the planet.

The baby cheetahs were born at the San Diego Zoo to an inexperienced mom named Malana, who inadvertently caused minor injuries to them. The cubs were taken to a care center to be monitored for medical issues while learning to find their...

What zookeepers noticed and how they're stepping in to help.

See Domingo, a three-banded armadillo, explore his new environment to get ready for his Animal Ambassador role at the San Diego Zoo.

Learn the difference between an albino and a leucistic animal.

Him and his mom are practically joined at the hip.

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

Learn how handlers make sure their penguins maintain a healthy diet.

See the 13-day-old calf strut around and "test his tiny trunk" as staff help raise the little guy at the San Diego Zoo.

The American Kestrel is the smallest falcon in North America, but don't let his size fool you. He's still a fierce predator despite his stature and colorful plumage.

See the creative ways keepers at the Maryland Zoo keep their residents cool in warmer weather.

It's often thought to be a hippo, pig, or anteater, but it's actually more closely related to horses or rhinos. Do you know what animal it is?

Meet all the members of the herd.

It's his first time back on exhibit after his surgery at the San Diego Zoo veterinary hospital.

Big, gentle, and smart. Meet the manatees of San Diego Zoo.

Keith Thomas, lead horticulturalist at the San Diego Zoo, explains this and more from the Safari Park's Hidden Jungle.

Positive reinforcement helps to build a positive relationship between an animal and its keeper. But sometimes, it's not so easy.

This funny-looking raptor's kick hits with a force five times the bird's body weight, requiring only 10-15 milliseconds of contact with their prey.

At only 2 and 3 weeks old, these bighorn sheep lambs are quite spunky as they leap and play while explore their new surroundings together.

This species of giraffe is only found in northern Kenya, so tracking them is important for conservation efforts.