An Egyptian tortoise and a Northern Spider tortoise, both of which are on the critically endangered species list, were taken ...
When discussing venomous snakes, Georgia Wildlife said three are a serious threat. Here's where they live in the state.
In the aftermath of a violent hurricane, fragile tortoise nests were ripped open by floodwaters. Some eggs lay cracked in the mud while others clung to survival. This rare look into storm-ravaged ...
Related: This Massive Go-Kart Track in Pennsylvania Will Take You on an Insanely Fun Ride The snapping turtle exhibit might give you pause, especially when you see the powerful beak that gives these ...
The alligators and crocodiles command attention in ways that make you grateful for the barriers between you. The white alligator exhibit is particularly mesmerizing—these rare creatures look like they ...
Two critically endangered tortoises reported stolen from the Indianapolis Zoo have been safely recovered, zoo officials ...
Two critically endangered tortoises were stolen from the Indianapolis Zoo, Indiana State Police stated The zoo's Egyptian tortoise and Northern Spider tortoise — two species that both average 4 to 5 ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A pair a pair of tortoises that were stolen from the Indianapolis Zoo earlier this month were found safe. They were taken sometime between 10 a.m. Oct. 10 and 10 a.m. Oct. 12 ...
Few snakes are as mesmerizing — or as dangerous — as the Gaboon viper. In this episode, the team moves a pair of albino Gaboon vipers into their new, naturalistic habitat designed to mirror the ...
A lonely black bear broke into a Nothern California zoo to make new friends before being safely escorted back into the wild. The curious visitor was caught peering into the bear enclosure inside the ...
Footage has emerged of a troop of gorillas still living inside the long-abandoned Bristol Zoo - three years after it shut its gates to the public. The video shows the apes pressing against the glass ...
Wildlife trade monitor TRAFFIC, which battles the smuggling of wild animals and plants, warned in June of a "very troubling" trend in trafficking driven by the exotic pet trade.