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Hubert - African Lion at Los Angeles Zoo 12/2015

Hubert - African Lion at Los Angeles Zoo 12/2015

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There’s still time to experience this immersive exhibit! Free with your Zoo admission and running daily from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. through September 30, “Wild World: Stories of Conservation Hope” features interactive science-based experiences, multimedia, and live animals including reptiles, amphibians, and tarantulas. You don’t want to miss out on this limited run exhibition! Visit www.lazoo.org and grab your Zoo tix today. | Los Angeles Zoo

There’s still time to experience this immersive exhibit! Free with your Zoo admission and running daily from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. through September 30, “Wild World: Stories of Conservation Hope” features interactive science-based experiences, multimedia, and live animals including reptiles, amphibians, and tarantulas. You don’t want to miss out on this limited run exhibition! Visit www.lazoo.org and grab your Zoo tix today. | Los Angeles Zoo

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The ultimate holiday party starts Nov 16! Gather your friends for this one-of-a-kind celebration. Tickets as low as $11. | Los Angeles Zoo

The ultimate holiday party starts Nov 16! Gather your friends for this one-of-a-kind celebration. Tickets as low as $11. | Los Angeles Zoo

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In Baja California Sur, peninsular pronghorn are known as “los fantasmas del desierto”, which translates to "ghosts of the desert," thanks to their camouflaging coats and incredible speed. These endangered hoofed mammals are built for the desert: padded hooves, giant lungs, 27-foot strides, and speeds up to 60 mph for over an hour make them the second-fastest land mammals on Earth. Since 2000, the L.A. Zoo has supported conservation of this rare subspecies through Mexico’s Peninsular Pronghorn R

In Baja California Sur, peninsular pronghorn are known as “los fantasmas del desierto”, which translates to "ghosts of the desert," thanks to their camouflaging coats and incredible speed. These endangered hoofed mammals are built for the desert: padded hooves, giant lungs, 27-foot strides, and speeds up to 60 mph for over an hour make them the second-fastest land mammals on Earth. Since 2000, the L.A. Zoo has supported conservation of this rare subspecies through Mexico’s Peninsular Pronghorn R

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Wild mountain lion suspected in koala death at L.A. Zoo

Wild mountain lion suspected in koala death at L.A. Zoo

It's #InternationalPrimateDay! What's *your* favorite primate? Earth is home to more than 300 primate species, and the Los Angeles Zoo currently cares for 20 of them, from the bald uakari and ringtail lemur to the buff-cheeked gibbon and chimpanzee. According to the IUCN Red List, 48 percent of all primates are considered Threatened, and many of these are Endangered or Critically Endangered. We're proud to be a part of the Species Survival Plans for the western lowland gorilla, blue-eyed black l

It's #InternationalPrimateDay! What's *your* favorite primate? Earth is home to more than 300 primate species, and the Los Angeles Zoo currently cares for 20 of them, from the bald uakari and ringtail lemur to the buff-cheeked gibbon and chimpanzee. According to the IUCN Red List, 48 percent of all primates are considered Threatened, and many of these are Endangered or Critically Endangered. We're proud to be a part of the Species Survival Plans for the western lowland gorilla, blue-eyed black l

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The Living Amphibians, Invertebrates, and Reptiles (LAIR) habitat showcases some of Earth's rarest reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. The LAIR also serves as a vital base for the Zoo’s pioneering reptile and amphibian conservation initiatives, including Project Obscurus. The L.A. Zoo reptile team is breeding the federally endangered New Mexico Ridge-nosed Rattlesnake behind the scenes as part of the recovery program led by the Rattlesnake Conservancy. On your next visit, stop by the LAIR a

The Living Amphibians, Invertebrates, and Reptiles (LAIR) habitat showcases some of Earth's rarest reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. The LAIR also serves as a vital base for the Zoo’s pioneering reptile and amphibian conservation initiatives, including Project Obscurus. The L.A. Zoo reptile team is breeding the federally endangered New Mexico Ridge-nosed Rattlesnake behind the scenes as part of the recovery program led by the Rattlesnake Conservancy. On your next visit, stop by the LAIR a

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Enjoying your holiday weekend? Make a stop by your L.A. Zoo and connect with nature. Visit www.lazoo.org to grab your tickets today! | Los Angeles Zoo

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Have you been inside our Lower Aviary? You might have seen these black and white wonders - the Sacred Ibis. Native to the marshes, beaches, grasslands, and farmlands of sub-Saharan Africa, north Yemen, and Southern Iraq, these birds are very social and can be found in flocks of 2 to 20 at a time. A fun fact about this bird is that they used to range in Egypt and ancient Egyptians worshiped the sacred ibis as a deity they called Thoth, a god that represented wisdom and knowledge. These birds can

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Boo at the L.A. Zoo returns in October for two frightfully fun weekends! 🎃 Happening at the Zoo on Saturdays and Sundays, Oct. 18 & 19 and Oct. 25 & 26, guests can enjoy trick-or-treating stations featuring premium candy, plus animal pumpkin feedings, themed photo ops, education stations, and more. Costumes are encouraged! For more information, visit https://lazoo.org/plan-your-visit/special-experiences/boo! | Los Angeles Zoo

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Join the flock in the Los Angeles Zoo's newest unforgettable close-up experience, where you'll have a chance to feed these charismatic birds and learn about their care. Discover how flamingos groom themselves and each other—and maybe even you. This magical animal encounter will turn your friends pink with envy! Available daily (except the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month) at 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. Maximum six guests per encounter. Minimum age is 2 years. Advance online ticket purchase is s

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Predator from the wild raids Los Angeles Zoo

We're so excited to welcome two mandrill babies to the troop -- the first to be born at the L.A. Zoo in over 40 years! Mandrills are the largest of the monkey species, and one of the most colorful. The female baby was born on August 3, 2017 to mother Juliette, and the male baby was born on August 17, 2017 to mother Clementine. Juliette and Clementine came to us in 2016 from Parc Zoologique de La Palmyre in France to be paired with first-time father Jabari as part of a Species Survival Program to

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Now open: L.A.’s must-see holiday light experience, with dazzling new sights & delights for the ‘24 season. | Los Angeles Zoo

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Lego partners with L.A. Zoo for Wild Adventure

The last days of LA's iconic mountain lion

L.A. Zoo Lights: Tickets, Dates for Los Angeles Zoo holiday show

Los Angeles Zoo debuts new tech to track wildlife

2025 has been a record year for the Los Angeles Zoo. From the recent and historic great ape births to the openings of the Cape Vulture and Swan Lake exhibits, and the return of Tasmanian devils to the Zoo, the L.A. Zoo is saying goodbye to a year full of great memories. We’re thrilled to have had you with us and look forward to what 2026 brings! | Los Angeles Zoo

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Swimming into the weekend like: | Los Angeles Zoo

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Hollywood Hills Mountain Lion P-22 May Have Killed Koala at Los Angeles Zoo, Officials Say

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L.A. Zoo Celebrates First Vulture Chick from New Habitat

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L.A. Zoo welcomes fifth baby great ape of the year

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Los Angeles (zoo) 1967 archive footage

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Los Angeles Zoo welcomes new group of Cape Vultures

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Mountain lion P-22 at the zoo

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The Month of Love continues with another animal at the L.A. Zoo that highlights the color of love! ♥️ The European long-nosed viper comes in a wide variety of colors, from gray to brown to rust. The species that lives at the Zoo’s LAIR is a gorgeous red-brown color that is unique and striking all its own. What is the most distinctive trait of this viper? It’s single horn on its nose! | Los Angeles Zoo

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Orphaned SoCal mountain lion kitten recovering at zoo

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P-22, the celebrity mountain lion of Los Angeles, is euthanized

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