Don't tap on the glass, or the zookeepers might follow you.

ZOOS
Zoos have grown into a vehicle for conservationism and education, which is why you may see honey bees and chickens alongside more exotic animals.
There will be a lot fewer animals, probably.
The fen raft spider can grow to nearly the size of a mouse, feasts on fish, and was just released em masse in the UK.
Thanks to various livestreaming services, you can keep your eye on these animals, no matter where you are!
Researchers at the University of Melbourne’s Microsoft Research Centre for Social Natural User Interfaces have teamed up with Zoos Victoria to develop games for Orangutans using Microsoft’s Kinect 3D sensor (which is used in the Xbox One gaming system).
She hadn't broken her neck, but it still had a major kink in it.
The Friendly Spider Program combines cognitive behavioral therapy, group hypnosis, and playtime with actual spiders.
Have you ever visited the local zoo and found yourself wondering how a juicy hunk of boiled penguin breast might taste? Just about every creature under the sun has been sautéed, deep-fried, and/or sprinkled over a pizza at some point in human history.
Plenty of zoos, aquariums, and wildlife parks have put together fun—and safe!—ways to interact with some of their finest residents in a very hands-on manner.
Rhinos are amazing and massive animals that easily capture the imagination of their admirers both at zoos and in the wild. Unfortunately, they’re facing serious threats and their numbers are dwindling lower all the time. In honor of Endangered Species Day
No matter how many mistakes your mother may have made, there’s no way she's in the same class as these animal mothers.
Ota Benga, a young Pygmy, spent part of September 1906 on display at what is now the Bronx Zoo. It wasn't the first time he had been exhibited as an oddity.
People go to zoos to see the animals from exotic locales we couldn’t get to on our own. But some of these animals can’t be seen anywhere except zoos. These are the animals that are extinct in the wild, dependent on the keepers and zoo breeding programs fo