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Tag: Prehensile-Tailed Porcupine

News and coverage of Prehensile-Tailed Porcupine at zoos and aquariums.

A common squirrel monkey with a pale face and dark cap sits on a branch holding a piece of fruit.
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Brandywine Zoo Opens $2.5 Million Hidden Falls Habitat

Delaware’s only zoo has opened a $2.5 million habitat that keeps five species ...

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California Red-Legged Frogs Return to the Santa Monicas

A research team in red shirts works with recording equipment on a raised platform beside an African elephant at a field research site.

Elephants Hear to the Beat: UC Researchers Determine African Elephant Hearing with Help from Zoos

A researcher holding a mountainous star coral at a coral gene bank

They Tested 154 Corals. Twelve Held Up.

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  • 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.

    Omaha’s Safari Park Clears the Five-Year Inspection

  • Two Red-tailed Amazons perched side by side

    Zoo Visitors Gave These Parrots Somewhere to Nest

  • Two women stand smiling on either side of a large printed map of Namibia pinned to a wall, the map marked with green protected areas and conservancy boundaries; the woman on the left wears a black Cheetah Conservation Fund shirt and the woman on the right a green WWF shirt.

    Namibia Counts Its Big Predators

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