Somalia is showing signs of revival from decades of conflict, welcoming its first bowling alley in the capital, Mogadishu.

Radiant heaters, frost-free drinkers and extra bedding are some of the ways Beardsley Zoo staff protect the animals.

NEW DELHI, Feb 2 (Reuters) - India's budget introduced a customs duty of 30% on imports of animals and birds from Monday, a move set to boost expenses for the nation's most prominent zoo, run by the ...

In this video, we explore the rescued animals at the abandoned zoo and the efforts being made to care for them. It highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and the challenges faced in ...

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Iga Swiatek backed Coco Gauff’s calls for more privacy at the Australian Open, saying that players are made to feel like “animals in the zoo” due to the surveillance of behind-the-scenes cameras at ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — While polar bears Konnick and Bo are thriving in the freezing temperatures and lingering snow at the Louisville Zoo, zookeepers are working diligently to keep the facility's 2,000 ...

In the wake of the latest Coco Gauff incident at the Australian Open, tennis star Iga Swiatek weighed in to ask, “Are we tennis players or animals at the zoo.” Gauff was caught on camera smashing her ...

ST. LOUIS – The popular Chinese lantern festival is making its way back to the Saint Louis Zoo soon. According to the zoo, the Animals Aglow Lantern Festival will begin its third year on March 13. The ...

While the Zoo was closed, staff members captured some rare scenes of the animals experiencing the falling snow. Mike Bock Giant panda Qing Bao played in the snow while the Zoo was closed to visitors.

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Iga Swiatek picked up a privacy theme that Coco Gauff left the Australian Open with after the 21-year-old American's racket-smashing, frustration-releasing moments away ...

Iga Świątek and Amanda Anisimova both questioned the lack of privacy in Melbourne Wednesday. Robert Prange / Getty Images MELBOURNE, Australia — Iga Świątek asked “are we tennis players, or are we ...