Watch "Footloose," a rainbow lorikeet, practice free-flying as part of her exercise regimen at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Australia.

It's breakfast time at the South Carolina aquarium's stingray tank.

As seaside home bases go, you can do a lot worse.

The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital has treated over 68,000 sick, injured, orphaned native wildlife since 2004. Today is yet another busy day at the hospital.

With the soft open of the new exhibit, get an inside look at some of its residents who are all part of the same ecosystem.

Find out what these adorable antelopes are good at.

Why every rhino calf born is very important to the gene pool.

Follow along with lead mammal keeper Lissa McCaffree as she attempts to bottle-feed giraffe calf Baridi.

At just over five weeks old, Cece, whose name means "playful monkey," is just starting out on the adventure of life.

See what goes into preparing a cheetah's diet and what it's like to train a cheetah.

The giant otter found a friendly female companion to help him explore his new environment after being transferred from a rehabilitation center.

The gopher tortoise, which is built for being on land, is considered a "keystone species."

See Magica the sloth climb around as she's being trained to move through her enclosure and into her "taxi" for safe travel.

The unique secretary bird looks like a bunch of different animals mashed together. The fascinating raptor hunts in pairs and stomp on venomous snakes with a force five times their body weight.

The Saint Louis Zoo is raising Ozark Hellbenders, which grow up to about two feet long, all the way from eggs until they are ready to be released into the wild.

Learn five fun facts about the chuckwalla, the second largest lizard in the United States, which can grow up to 18 inches long.

Although he may look like a cross between a rabbit and a deer, he's actually a rodent. Watch as Zoo Educator Hannah demonstrates what positive reinforcement is, and why it's an important technique in providing excellent care for animals...

This little guy was born at about half the weight of a typical cub. Doctors soon realized his diagnosis of hyperthyroidism would mean lots of extra care and special treatment for his development.

Naturally, he decides to check out his presents first. See what else the San Diego Zoo handlers have in store.

Meet a strange-looking Australian bird with a big personality and a beak to match.

Watch these newest members of the San Diego Zoo family play with just about anything they can find in their exhibit.

See what goes into preparing her specific diet, and how she interacts with the rest of her troop.

The Abyssinian Ground Hornbill, found in Africa and Southeast Asia, isn't just known for its flashy lashes. It's hard to miss its casque, or helmet-like extension on the bird's head. It's thought to act as a vibrating chamber to make the...

The goal is to remove and relocate tortoises from construction areas and enhance the long-term survivability of the threatened species.