Elephants. by LisaDiazPhotos on Flickr.
Elephants. by LisaDiazPhotos on Flickr.
We <3 Kayode!
Kayode likes to run around energetically and let the buffalo know who’s boss.
Meet the newest addition to our southern white rhino rhino herd, Kayode! Kayode means “he brings joy,” and he certainly does.
Introducing Shomili (Mili for short), the 65th greater one-horned rhino born here. Help us welcome her to the world.
Charlees and her mom, Alta on Flickr.
We will never understand how anyone could kill these beautiful creatures for financial gain.
Our newest calf, Qinisa, has been determined to develop fastest of the 12 calves born to our herd of African elephants. At only one-week-old she was sucking water into her trunk and using it to pick up objects like sticks. Read more.
By Laurie Rubin - “Very special moment when a baby elephant, just a few days old, was nursing as a couple of younger elephants guarded her. The family dynamics of elephants is just fascinating to watch both in the wild and in captivity.”
By Lisa Milne
Looking for a smile? Here ya go. #elephant #calf (Taken with Instagram)
It’s a GIRL! The stork arrived with a big bundle of joy, delivering a female African elephant calf at 3:39 a.m. this morning. The 205-pound calf and her mother, Swazi, are on their feet and bonding. Watch them on Elephant Cam.
First day on exhibit on Flickr.
Summer’s almost here, and you know what that means…pool parties! by Clark Oden via Facebook
I love you! By Clark Oden
