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Two white polar bears, one standing on a rock and the other partially submerged in the water, are touching noses.

Animal Care Blogs

Polar Bear Relationship Status: It's Complicated

Oh, the dynamics of polar bear dating!

Birds on the Edge: Caring for Endangered Birds in the Mariana Islands During Translocation

Imagine trying to get a blood sample from a bird the size of a ping pong ball!

The light brown, oval shaped head of a Virgin Island Boa as it dangles from a tree branch. Part of its neck and a leaf are also visible in this close up view.

Cold-Blooded Conservation: Saving Snakes - One Island at a Time

Snakes are important, especially in the islands!

Climate in Crisis: How Polar Bears Helped Me

July 15 is Arctic Sea Ice Day. The Arctic affects us all, and we must protect it

A Chimpanzee sitting and looking contemplative, its gaze focused on something off to the right, above it..

Kevin Langergraber

Kevin Langergraber

At the Front Lines: Removing Snares to Protect Chimpanzees

Today is World Chimpanzee Day. Learn How the North Carolina Zoo is Helping Chimps Around the World.

A Greater Kudu standing in a vast field looking towards the viewer, showcasing its tan fur, distinctive white stripes, and impressive horns that spiral up.

Animal Care Blogs

Meet Twix, the Greater Kudu

Greater Kudus are Africa's second-largest antelope

A Visayan Hornbill perched on a tree branch in a wire fence enclosure. This bird has grey wings, a long, hooked grey beak, and a white head and body with reddish splotches around its legs.

Translating Science into Action: Planning Conservation for West Visayas, Philippines

Saving five important species in the Philippines

A black and white seabird with its bright orange beak open and its neck craned to the right.

Animal Care Blogs

Without Feather Ado; Caring for the Seabird Colony

Caring for three different types of seabirds takes more than you think!

A close-up photograph of a gorilla's face as it sits among green foliage and eats a light-colored piece of stalk or fruit held in its hands. The gorilla has dark, thoughtful eyes and black fur and is looking directly at the camera.

Animal Care Blogs

Zoo Research: A Diet with A-peel!

A gorilla's diet may surprise you...