Behind the scenes, our team welcomed four babies from three at-risk species: Hartmann’s mountain zebra, Przewalski’s horse, and Persian onager.

For the first time since 1908, northern shoveler ducklings have hatched at the Bird House!

On June 16, keepers welcomed a new addition to our Front Royal, Virginia, campus — a whooping crane chick, or "colt," the fourth of its kind to have hatched in our care.

Zoo teams transformed the yards outside the Bird House into a thriving, wildflower-filled garden. Find out how they did it.

Snake species have adapted to climb trees, leap across hot sand, and even swim through water — all without arms or legs. How do they do it?

At the Zoo's Little Critters: Nature Play area, young children and their caregivers can have fun with free, nature-based play activities.

Some birds listen in on prairie dog alarm calls to learn when predators are close, according to a new study from our grassland science team.

Sea lions are noisy — but how many sounds can they make? Quench your curiosity in this virtual keeper talk with American Trail keeper Sydney Lenz!