Elephant Sanctuary Questions the Standard of Animal Captivity in Brazilian Zoos
The founder of Brazil's first elephant sanctuary, Scott Blais, challenges traditional zoo practices and advocates for alternative models of animal care.
I visited UK's award-winning zoo for £19 and was blown away by what I saw
The author shares an experience visiting the award-winning Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens in the UK, highlighting its impressive layout and commitment to animal welfare.
Two Japanese macaques taken from the Klaipeda Zoo
Two Japanese macaques were removed from the Klaipeda Zoo due to identified abuse and judicial orders regarding their living conditions.
Is Tug-of-War with Lions 'Ecological Education'?... 'We Must Ban Reckless Handling and Feeding'
A recent discussion highlights ongoing illegal animal handling practices in South Korean zoos, despite a law prohibiting them.
Lisa Magnusson: Shot Monkeys and Dolphin Shows – How is This Even Legal in Sweden?
Lisa Magnusson questions the legality of how animals are treated in Swedish attractions like Furuvik and Kolmården.
Is it because of the half-hearted law...? Finding ways to improve animal experiences
A discussion will be held regarding animal welfare issues at zoos, highlighting the ongoing problems despite legal reforms.
The monkey 'Punch' is right-wing
The article discusses the emotional response elicited by a traumatized macaque named Punch in a Japanese zoo, suggesting that this sentiment reflects a generalized reactionary mentality.
Bird Flu Strikes Bihar, 4575 Chickens Killed, Patna Zoo Closed Until March 7
Bihar's government has confirmed an outbreak of bird flu, resulting in the death of 4575 chickens and the temporary closure of the Patna Zoo until March 7.
The reason why 'insider' capybaras suffer from hair loss and skin diseases?
Capybaras have become a popular attraction at indoor zoos in South Korea, especially among families and children, despite some health issues affecting them.
Virus that killed 72 tigers at Thai zoos not bird flu, officials say
Thai officials confirm that the deaths of 72 tigers at two zoos were not caused by bird flu and reassured the public about animal-to-human transmission risks.
The tragedy of Punch the monkey: why do mother animals abandon their offspring?
Punch, a baby monkey in Japan, has garnered attention online after being abandoned by his mother and bullied by other monkeys at Ichikawa zoo, finding solace in a stuffed toy.
Old Animals and Few Young - The Difficult Problem of Zoos
Zoos are facing a pressing issue with aging animals living longer but producing fewer offspring, complicating conservation efforts for endangered species.
Elephant Breeding in the Zoo: "You Can't Just Park an Elephant in a Garage"
The article discusses the challenges and responsibilities of elephant breeding in zoos, featuring insights from Arne Lawrenz, the director of the Wuppertal Zoo in Germany.
Thailand: 72 tigers died from an extremely contagious virus in a zoo
Seventy-two tigers in a northern Thailand zoo have died from a highly contagious viral and bacterial infection, according to local authorities.
A baby monkey abandoned by its mother replaced her with a teddy bear
Punch, a 6-month-old baby monkey at Ichikawa Zoo in Japan, has captured hearts worldwide due to his attachment to a plush orangutan toy after being abandoned by his mother.
Would You Name a Cockroach After Your Ex? When Revenge and Humor Take Center Stage on Valentine's Day
Zoos across the U.S. are allowing people to symbolically name cockroaches after their ex-partners as a humorous way to vindicate those who have complicated relationships with love on Valentine's Day.
The best time to see a tiger.
In South Bohemian zoos, animals are receiving special care during the winter months.