Five meerkats die at the Philadelphia Zoo from a unknown toxin
The zoo is teaming up with the United States Department of Agriculture to discover the cause of death.
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The zoo is teaming up with the United States Department of Agriculture to discover the cause of death.
The zoo said Thursday it'll continue to monitor the air quality index.
Thousands of fans got the chance to help decide what to call the sloth bear cubs.
Chandler Lutz got a look at the adorable animals. Here's what you need to know about the sloth bears.
Visitors can help the zoo pick between Kelce and Harper or Hall and Oates for their names.
The zoo is allowing you to name two new sloth baby cubs with the choices being "Kelce and Harper" or "Hall and Oates."
Sample more than 100 award-winning craft brews while you check out the animals. The event also serves as a fundraiser to help support the zoo.
Jasmine Payoute reports.
The exhibit is meant to bring you back in time, 100 million years, through so many different creatures.
Jasmine Payoute reports from the "Staying Power" exhibit at the Philadelphia Zoo.
The annual Zoo-a-thon raises money for the zoo and its educational programs for the animals.
The annual event raises money for the zoo and its educational programs.
The zoo said Laura was among the oldest of her subspecies in North American zoos.
Zoo workers still don't know the cubs' gender and neither has been named yet.
The cubs were born last month and haven't been named yet.
Two new sloth bear cubs were born at the zoo last month.
The Philadelphia Zoo says it will cancel Thursday's and Friday's LumiNature events because of the weather.
Vittoria Woodill reports.
Vittoria Woodill reports.
Halloween is roaring into full force at the Philadelphia Zoo!
The Boo at the Zoo starts on Saturday and runs through the rest of October.
This was the 21st annual event.
Wakisha Bailey reports.
The animals were temporarily removed earlier this year to protect them from a bird flu outbreak in wild birds that could fly near the zoo.
Vistors at the Philadelphia Zoo can see the sheep, alpaca and other animals, but noticeably absent are the exotic birds.
