Mr Zoo News (page 5) - ZooReviews

The Editor-in-Chief of ZooReviews with a passion for zoos, conservation and species preservation. Mr Zoo has worked with zoos around the world to help develop enrichment programs, along with helping to build zoo volunteer organizations across South East Asia.

$Two bright yellow frogs marked with black bands sit side by side against a white background. A tiny dark juvenile frog, a fraction of their size, rests on the back of the larger one.$

Conservation Projects

Mapping Where Panama’s Frogs Can Outrun a Fungus

Scientists at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute have mapped the places ...

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A long, brightly lit aquarium tank glowing blue in a dark room, holding several branching and plating coral colonies on a pale sand bed.

Africa & Middle East

A Seychelles Coral Lab Wins a Global Award

The coral spawning laboratory that Nature Seychelles and its partners built on Praslin ...

A bright green emerald tree boa draped in even coils over a dark curved branch, its head resting on top of the coils, a row of white markings running along its back and a broad green leaf rising behind it.

Conservation Projects

Milwaukee’s Newest Snake Was Born the Wrong Color

The Milwaukee County Zoo has an emerald tree boa on exhibit for the ...

A snow leopard cub stands on bare dark ground between rocks, facing the camera with its mouth slightly open, showing a pale smoke-gray coat marked with dark spots and rosettes, round ears and a thick ruff of fur around the face.

Conservation Projects

A Snow Leopard Cub Is Out at the Bronx Zoo

There is a snow leopard cub at the Bronx Zoo, she is four ...

Two young children in Lee G. Simmons Wildlife Safari Park shirts smile as a staff member in a green uniform holds up a large branching antler in a bright indoor education room, with more antlers and animal skulls laid out on a table behind them.

Conservation Projects

Omaha’s Safari Park Clears the Five-Year Inspection

The Lee G. Simmons Wildlife Safari Park in Ashland, Nebraska has kept its ...

Four Kenya Wildlife Service staff in green uniforms and blue surgical gloves kneel and stand around an adult Maasai giraffe lying on her side on dry grassland, a soft rope running along her body, with scattered thorn trees behind.

Africa & Middle East

Who Pays to Cut a Snare Off a Giraffe

A giraffe stands up for most of its life. It rests standing, it sleeps standing, and when something frightens it, ...

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Six North African ostriches stride across bare sandy ground beside a wire mesh fence in dry scrub, two of them at a run in the foreground, with thorn bushes and a hazy sky behind.

Africa & Middle East

Eight Ostriches Walked Back Into Niger

At 2:02 in the afternoon on September 2, 2026, eight North African ostriches ...

Events

Eleven Finalists for the 17th Go Blue Awards

Loggerhead Marinelife Center has named the finalists for its 17th annual Go Blue ...

A broad stone staircase of several flights rises between stone balustrades at Pairi Daiza, its steps planted with beds of red and purple foliage, framed by mature green trees with the tower of Cambron Abbey visible at the upper right.

Europe

Pairi Daiza Restores Cambron Abbey’s 1776 Staircase

Pairi Daiza has finished restoring the monumental staircase of the former Cambron Abbey, ...

A young western lowland gorilla with dark fur and brown eyes sits against the chest of a person in a green jacket, looking toward the camera, with broad green leaves behind her.

Africa & Middle East

A Rescued Gorilla Flew From Lagos to Pointe-Noire

On September 21, a young gorilla named Bili was loaded into a crate ...