For years, zoo and aquarium staff throughout the U.S. have collected stories of real-life miracles that happened because of zoos. We knew we made a difference but only had anecdotes or attendance figures to prove it. Read more
As part of our all-new exhibit, “Dinosaurs: Unextinct at the L.A. Zoo,” which introduces 17 lifesize, life-like prehistoric creatures from the Mesozoic Era, Tyrannosaurus rex is a ferocious animatronic giant that’s sure to be a favorite of Zoo goers. No… read more →
Animal keeper Dani Cremona speaks to Bennett from Los Angeles’ local radio station KXLU 88.9 FM about her work with jaguars, primates, and tapirs at the L.A. Zoo.
We’ve all been waiting for the downpour of El Niño to hit Los Angeles by storm. But after being in such a long drought, rain is as familiar to Los Angelenos as the desert is to a snow leopard. Instead… read more →
Conservation is a cause that can bridge cultural divides and transcend language barriers. People who work in zoos around the world are united in their commitment to the animals in their care and concern for the world we share. Because… read more →
