Chaska, a 15-year-old female Andean bear, will be moving from the Salisbury Zoo to the Alexandria Zoo in early May. Chaska has been at the Salisbury Zoo for 12 years and is the mother of four cubs.

Chaska, the Zoo’s female Andean bear, will be relocating to the Alexandria Zoo in Louisiana in early May as part of a carefully planned move to support her long-term care and the future of ...

A popular Arctic-themed exhibit at Winnipeg’s Assiniboine Park Zoo is getting provincial funding to help its polar bears stay cool. Manitoba environment minister Mike Moyes announced Wednesday ...

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Paul’s Como Zoo. Senior Zoo Keeper Allison Jungheim, who works with the zoo's polar bears, discusses how climate change is impacting their habitats.

SALISBURY, MD - The Salisbury Zoo has announced the upcoming departure of their female Andean Bear Chaska. The Zoo says after 12 years in Salisbury, Chaska will be moved to the Alexandria Zoo in ...

Woodland Park Zoo’s sloth bear cub, a 3-month-old girl named Bowie, will meet the public for the first time this weekend. The zoo says she’s making her debut on Saturday, introducing her to ...

Veterinary teams recently completed a full check-up for Rainy, the zoo’s adult grizzly bear. The zoo shared photos and updates on social media, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at how ...

When Anchorage Solid Waste Services wanted to test their trash bins, they went to the experts-bears at the Alaska Zoo. In this video, grizzlies stomp, chew, and fight over trash cans that are ...

Early last week, Sequoia Park Zoo in Eureka quietly welcomed a new American black bear to the zoo. Placed at Sequoia Park Zoo by California Department of Fish and Wildlife the adult female will ...

EUREKA, Calif. — Sequoia Park Zoo has welcomed a new resident, an adult female American black bear named Ishung (pronounced “Ee-shung”), placed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.