On January 14th, the zoo announced they opened a new exhibit in Scaly Slimy Spectacular for Mona Coqui frogs. 登录 Facebook
On January 19th, the zoo announced that a (1.0) Harris's hawk named Tahoe passed away at ~23 years possibly due to injuries sustained from an altercation with an unknown wild animal. 登录 Facebook
On February 15th, the zoo announced that a (1.0) red panda named Jackie will be transferred to Zoo Knoxville in Tennessee in the week of February 20th. The zoo also announced they will be acquiring (0.2) red pandas soon. 登录 Facebook
The two female red pandas in question, sisters Ruby and Rose, have arrived. Welcome Ruby and Rose! Zoo Atlanta has new red pandas
Zoo celebrates hatching of Bog turtles: https://www.wjbf.com/news/georgia-n...-endangered-bog-turtles-hatch-at-zoo-atlanta/ A pair of critically endangered Bog turtles hatched at Zoo Atlanta on March 1 and 2, 2023.
A trio of warthogs and a female zebra will be leaving for new homes soon. It is planned for zebras to return to the collection in the future. Zebra, three warthogs departing Zoo Atlanta
Other 2023 News Not Mentioned: On March 23rd, the zoo announced that (0.0.2) tawny frogmouths named Tater Tot and Hashbrown which are now on exhibit. https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=799665525085967 On March 31st, the zoo announced that a (0.0.1) wattled crane hatched on March 10th. Zoo Atlanta
A gorilla infant has been born! This is the 25th infant born at the zoo since 1988. 20 year old, Shalia, gave birth to a healthy infant (sex unknown) on April 24th: WESTERN LOWLAND GORILLA BORN AT ZOO ATLANTA - Zoo Atlanta
The little one is a male and has been named Willie B. III, in honor of his father and legendary grandfather. IT’S A BOY! MEET WILLIE B., III - Zoo Atlanta
21 year old Southern White rhino Kiazi is pregnant with her fourth calf! The sire is first-time dad Mumbles and their calf is due around December of this year. KIAZI THE SOUTHERN WHITE RHINO IS EXPECTING! - Zoo Atlanta
Hoffman's two-toed sloth birth: Zoo Atlanta new baby sloth | 11alive.com Cocoa, 30, welcomed his baby with female Nutella, her first child. This is Cocoa's second offspring, according to the zoo. Another female sloth, Bonnie, is expecting an infant in the coming weeks. It would be the sloth's third newborn.
A couple days ago, construction began on the new zoo hospital, which has been dubbed “Rollins Animal Health Center.” Zoo Atlanta begins construction on $22 milion veterinary complex
2 Pieces of 2023 News Not Mentioned: Spoiler: Domestic News On July 20th, the zoo announced that a (1.0) Saanen goat named Wembley passed away at age 9 due to age-related problems. Zoo Atlanta - Sad news about the passing of a special... On June 9th, the zoo announced they acquired a new electric train which is now in operation. Zoo Atlanta - We're excited to share that the Norfolk... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On August 3rd, the zoo announced that (0.0.2) white-crested laughingthrushes hatched in mid-June and are now on exhibit in the Antonomy of Flight Aviary. Zoo Atlanta - The Bird Team is excited to share the...
Binturong Triplets First birth for Zoo Atlanta: Binturongs born at Zoo Atlanta The newborns are the first offspring of Bramble and father Baloo and the first binturongs to be born at Zoo Atlanta. First-time mom Bramble did not initially accept her offspring; however, two of the three have since successfully joined their mother and are nursing normally. It is hoped that the third bintlet will be able to join his mother and siblings in coming weeks.
Infant Sumatran orangutan arrives: Orangutan born at Sacramento Zoo arrives at Zoo Atlanta | abc10.com Nangka (which means jackfruit in Indonesian) arrived at Zoo Atlanta Friday. He will live with the group of orangutans there and be cared for by Madu, a 40-year-old female orangutan, who has adopted and raised four orangutans in the last two decades.
Zebra have returned to Atlanta with the addition of a male named Wembe. Another zebra will be joining him this fall. It's a zebra! Zoo Atlanta welcomes its newest member
As has been reported in the species’ population thread, a female white rhino named Dakari arrived. ZOO ATLANTA WELCOMES DAKARI THE SOUTHERN WHITE RHINO - Zoo Atlanta
Other August/September/October/November 2023 News: On August 10th, the zoo announced that a (0.1) Sumatran orangutan named Biji passed away at age 52 due to advancing kidney failure. Zoo Atlanta - Dear Zoo Atlanta family and friends, we’re... On August 11th, the zoo announced that a (0.1) Hoffmann's two-toed sloth named Bonnie gave birth to a stillborn that morning. Zoo Atlanta - Sloth fans and Zoo Atlanta friends: We and... On August 30th, the zoo announced that (0.0.2) white-headed buffalo weavers hatched. Zoo Atlanta - The Bird Team is excited to announce the... On September 6th, the zoo announced that (0.0.2) snowy-headed robins hatched in mid-June which are now on exhibit in the Anatomy of Flight aviary. Zoo Atlanta - The Bird Team is excited to share the... On October 11th, the zoo announced the sloth's gender (0.1) and name, Olivia. We're delighted to announce that our infant sloth, born on June 18, is a girl! This sweet little lady has been named Olivia by a longtime friend of the... | By Zoo Atlanta | Facebook On November 7th, the zoo announced that the third bintlet had successfully reintegrated with its family. The zoo also announced the binturongs' genders (2.1), as well as the third binturong's name, Watson. The other male and female will be named by late November. Also on November 7th, the zoo announced they acquired (2.0) western lowland gorillas named Kamoli and JJ temporarily from the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium in Ohio, and will be behind the scenes. They’re not yet large enough to navigate their outdoor habitat just yet, but the first binturongs born at Zoo Atlanta need names as they prepare for that... | By Zoo Atlanta | Facebook Zoo Atlanta - The collective organizations of the...
A male Sumatran tiger has arrived! 1-year old male "Bob" was transferred to the zoo on November 29th from the Oklahoma City Zoo. He will likely be joined by a younger female for breeding purposes once the zoo's 20-year-old female "Chelsea" passes away. ZOO ATLANTA WELCOMES BOB THE SUMATRAN TIGER - Zoo Atlanta
