Throughout the summer, the Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens has hosted special events dedicated to cultural enrichment, and the final Sunset at the Zoo will be a celebration of Hispanic heritage.

The Berlin Zoo has announced that longtime resident giant panda Meng Meng has given birth to twins — for a second time.

The two giant pandas sent from China to the United States earlier this year are making their public debut at the San Diego Zoo.

The Brevard Zoo has introduced a new interactive program that will run through the rest of the summer.

The family-friendly daytime event “Boo at the Zoo” is back at the Brevard County Zoo for weekends in October.

This month’s Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens’ “Sunset at the Zoo” will have a focus on LGBTQ+ Pride.

The 35-year-old zookeeper who was “viciously” attacked Wednesday by a 5-year-old North American black bear at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens suffered many lacerations on her head, back and thighs, according to a police report obtained Thursday by News 6 partner News4JAX.

A staff member of the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens was injured by a bear Wednesday evening and hospitalized for treatment, News 6 partner WJXT-TV reported.

Two white-nosed coatis have made their debut at the Brevard Zoo and are now part of the coati band, according to the zoo’s website.

If you’ve ever been to your local zoo, you know that one of the best parts is seeing the giant and majestic giraffes.

A man broke into a Panama City zoo Tuesday afternoon before assaulting employees and visitors, Bay County deputies said.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis holds a news conference in Jacksonville.

You may enjoy the sights and sounds of the animals at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens but may not realize all it takes to operate and maintain.

Brevard Zoo announced Friday afternoon that their nearly 21-year-old jaguar, Mulac, had died after battling chronic kidney disease and arthritis, zoo officials said.

It’s a unique way to experience sea life without having to go to the beach.

You may have visited the zoo during the day to see the animals, but one local zoo is inviting visitors at night lighting up the zoo with a unique attraction.

Head out to the Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens for a night of family friendly fun.

Officials say a man was injured by a jaguar at a Florida zoo after climbing over a barrier and moving too close to the animal’s enclosure.

Kids will be able to get into the Brevard Zoo for free in August and September with a paid entrance by a Florida resident.

A rare baby southern white rhino was born at ZooTampa, marking the eighth birth of this species at the zoo.

The Central Florida Zoo and the Florida Department of Health in Seminole County are teaming up for a vaccination event offering free tickets to the zoo.

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It appears the infection came from a member of the park's wildlife care team who also tested positive for the virus but has been asymptomatic and wore a mask at all times around the gorillas. (Ken Bohn/San Diego Zoo Safari Park via AP)Staff at the San Diego Zoo are relieved. The zoo’s gorilla troop is recovering after several of the animals came down with coronavirus earlier this month. Eight gorillas make up the troop, but the zoo has not said exactly how many were infected with COVID-19. Zoo officials say the care and treatments given to their gorillas will help prepare other facilities for potential cases.

Baby giraffe in Tennessee zoo dies after its stepped on by mom. A baby giraffe has died after being accidentally stepped on by her mother. The mother, Nasha, gave birth to the calf on Saturday at the Nashville Zoo. We are heartbroken to announce that Nasha's calf died shortly after our birth announcement earlier today after the calf was accidentally stepped on by her mother. 💛 — Nashville Zoo (@NashvilleZoo) January 17, 2021Caretakers acted fast to try to help the calf, but they were unable to save her.

Pongo, the giraffe, lived at ZooMiami for more than a decade. MIAMI – A 12-year-old giraffe dealing with worsening hoof issues was euthanized, officials at Zoo Miami said. The giraffe named Pongo had been dealing with issues that included fractures, pain and difficulty walking, the zoo said in a statement posted Monday on Facebook. The health team performed a series of treatments, hoping that Pongo would heal without the need to immobilize for a second time, the statement said. “The painful decision was made to euthanize him while he was still under anesthesia,” the statement said.

This time, a snow leopard at the Louisville Zoo. COVID-19 has been confirmed in one female snow leopard there, although two male leopards appear to have symptoms. It’s likely a zookeeper who was asymptomatic accidentally spread the virus, despite taking precautions. In total, six species have been affected, though none of the big cats has been seriously ill. While some animals can catch the virus, the risk of animals spreading it to humans is considered to be very low.

WARSAW – A zoo in Poland says it's the first to have captured on video the birth of a rare Philippine mouse-deer, and everyone's hoping it’s a male so it can help the endangered species breed. The night birth on Nov. 10 at 2:24 a.m. at the Wroclaw Zoo was filmed by a camera in the stall. It has given experts some knowledge on the mouse-deer’s birth process and the first actions of a newborn, including that it begins to nurse quite quickly. “It is a conservation milestone for this species,” the head of the Wroclaw Zoo, Radosław Ratajszczak was quoted as saying in a statement Tuesday. Their population is shrinking as they lose habitat to palm oil plantations, the Wroclaw Zoo said.

The Oklahoma zoo from the Netflix “Tiger King” documentary announced it’s closing to the public after its federal animal exhibition license was suspended. The USDA says it suspended the license for Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park and its owner, Jeffrey Lowe, on Monday. Lowe and the previous owner, "Joe Exotic" whose real name is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, were among the characters in the Netflix hit "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness." A post to the park's Facebook page said the park will, for the foreseeable future, be a private film set for Tiger King-related TV content. It also said animal rights groups pressured the USDA to unfairly shut them down.