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Philadelphia Zoo is celebrating the arrival of 3-year-old female snow leopard Marcy to its growing family. Marcy came to the Zoo on an Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP) breeding recommendation with the Zoo’s 8-year-old male, Yuki, to ensure the survival of this species and maintain a genetically diverse population. Snow leopards are listed as vulnerable by the ...

We are thrilled to share we have another bright orange baby for you to see at the Zoo! On August 30, our Francois Langur Mei Mei gave birth to a healthy baby boy. However, Mei Mei wasn't attending to him, so our vet staff took the baby to our onsite animal hospital to care for him and make a plan to reintroduce him to mom. After a few days of bonding behind the scenes, he and mom are doing grea...

It's time to tell you about our not-so-little secrets! 😻😻 Last month, two orphaned puma cubs, a male and female, arrived at the Zoo after being rescued and briefly cared for by Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife experts. Officials there determined it was unlikely the cubs would have survived on their own without their mother. Today, the cubs are estimated to be 20-21 weeks old. Th...

Say hello to the two new kids at KidZooU! 🐐 We're thrilled to introduce you to our two-month-old Arapawa goat siblings Georgina and Lucas! Brother Lucas is a bit of a camera hog while sister Georgina likes to stay close to mom Sawyer. You can tell them apart by their ears: Georgina has one ear that goes up, and another that goes down- so cute! The kids were conceived through laparoscopic artifi...

We're thrilled to announce our sloth bear cubs have officially made their public debut to the world! The cubs were born January 2, 2023, to 10-year-old mom and dad Kayla and Bhalu. For the last four months, the two boys have been behind-the-scenes with mom inside their cozy den, growing bigger and stronger by the day, and are now ready to begin exploring their outdoor habitat. “The Philadelphia...

Our sloth bear cubs are officially 4 months old, and as you can see, they have endless energy. The cubs and mom are still behind-the-scenes and aren't visible to the public just yet. Stay tuned for updates- we can't wait for you to see them in person!

Philadelphia Zoo is celebrating the birth of two adorable sloth bear cubs, a bear species listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Born to mom Kayla and dad Bhalu on January 2, 2023, the cubs are thriving with mom Kayla taking incredible care of them behind-the-scenes in their cozy den. The Zoo's animal team is closely monitoring them using a streaming ...

Nutrition Program Director Barbara Toddes has managed the nutrition program at the Philadelphia Zoo since 1984. As part of her job, she ensures every calorie our 1,700 animals consume daily is packed with nutrients appropriate for their species. That’s why she and her nutrition department have teamed up with researchers who study orangutans in the wild to compare the nutrients in the diets we o...

This 20-foot feeding pole was installed at the Zoo in June of 2021 thanks to a generous gift from a longtime donor. A pulley system allows keepers to attach and raise the animal’s food, high out of reach, encouraging natural behaviors like climbing and problem solving.

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