zoo

Over the weekend, authorities at the Cincinnati Zoo shot 400-pound gorilla, Harambe, dead after a 3-year-old boy fell into his exhibit.

It happened at the National Zoo in Washington DC. When a little unnamed girl was just being little and playing around in the sea lion area.

The zoo in Broussard,formerly known as "The Zoo Of Acadiana," has a new name at it is "Zoosiana."

The Zoo, what a better place to learn about sex ed, if not from your teachers.These kids  got an eyeful on their field trip, and you can't help but laugh with them as the baboons bump uglys in this NSFW video.

Have you ever wanted to cuddle with a lion or have a bear take food right out of your mouth? If you answered yes, Then you are going to love Zoo De Lujan, is the Zoo for you.

Meet Charlie Parker, a 3-year-old boy who is surrounded by dangerous reptiles on a daily basis. Charlie's parents own an exotic reptile park in Australia and his family introduced him to dangerous reptiles at a very young age.

During a recent trip to the Oregon zoo, a piece of glass was the only thing that stood between a 400lb lioness and a cute baby named Jack.

You have to be careful when you go into the wild, especially when your dealing with stripes!  I don't know if  the woman was teasing the poor animal or if she just wasn't paying attention, but it's still awesome.  To me, it always seemed like zebras were really cool and easy to get along with.

This bad boy resurfaced on YouTube the other day and I never get tired of it.  There is just something awesome about animals that talk!

  It is one of the most appalling photos in recent time. Several exotic animals that escaped a farm outside Zanesville, Ohio were shot after local authorities cited that the animals posed an immediate danger to the community. The animals were released from a farm by their suicidial owner, and of the 56 animals released Tuesday night, only a grizzly bear, two monkeys and three leopards were taken

It is pretty common to hear news reports of wild cats, bears and other animals escaping the confines of a zoo. Usually the uncommon sight of these animals make them easy to spot in residential areas. (imagine a giraffe in River Ranch) But imagine a smaller animal. Imagine a snake on the loose.