The Indianapolis Zoo welcomed a male baby orangutan to its Simon Skjodt International Orangutan Center. This makes it 12 official primates that live at the zoo. The baby was born at 2:30 p.m. on ...

Cancel any time. The Assiniboine Park Zoo’s last living grey wolf, Bear, died this week. The Assiniboine Park Zoo’s last living grey wolf, Bear, died this week. The wolf was nearly 15 years ...

An unusual bear cub is in Cleveland, just waiting for you to find her a name. The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo announced Tuesday that a sloth bear cub was born back in December. The unnamed female cub ...

"We introduced them to his dad and his big sister, and those are the two who are out with him today, over the past few days and it just went amazing," said Olivia Claffey, the primates zookeeper at ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — On Tuesday, the Indianapolis Zoo introduced its newest resident, a male baby orangutan, to zoo visitors. It was the first time that orangutan mom Sirih has brought her baby ...

He’s the first baby orangutan born at the Indianapolis Zoo since 2016. Once the keepers develop a list of possible baby names, the zoo will likely ask the public to vote on their favorite, Griese said ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — From the Indianapolis Zoo’s orangutan center on Thursday afternoon, keepers proclaimed, “It’s a boy.” Orangutan mom Sirih gave birth to the healthy baby.

IN FACT, TODAY IS THE LAST DAY OF THE ZOO’S ANNUAL TEDDY BEAR WEEKEND. THAT’S WHERE WE FIND KATIE NEWSWATCH SEVENTH COW. AND THIS MORNING, CAROL. WHAT EXACTLY IS THIS EVENT. JOHN? IT’S AN ...

The Indianapolis Zoo is currently open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Click here for ticket information. IT’S A BOY! Orangutan mom Sirih gave birth to a healthy male baby this afternoon.

The orangutan lady Sirih has given birth to her third child at the Indianapolis Zoo. The baby does not yet have a name, but has already met his sister Mila. Donald Trump announces pause on all US ...

Among Aurora's other cubs were Nora, born Nov. 6, 2015, the zoo's first cub in 27 years to survive, as well as Neva and Nuniq, the only polar bear cubs born in a North American zoo in 2016.