Welcome to Monkey Village, one of the only places in the U.S. where you can walk right through the monkeys' habitat.

They make look alike, but based on personality they're pretty easy to tell apart.

When sisters grow up in close proximity to one another, it's understandable that sibling rivalries can naturally occur. But the rivalry that goes on in this exhibit is unique to say the least.

This species has captivated humans with its beauty for thousands of years. But unfortunately, not everyone has their best interests at heart.

The 8-month-old is at a very curious age.

Also, zookeepers figure out a way for this Sumatran tiger to "lick" her own stamp and it's pretty ingenious.

Zookeepers leave out brand new enrichment items created specifically for the kitties by San Diego Zoo's summer camp kids. Their favorite toy? It may surprise you - or it may not.

Learn all about the reindeer weaning process at the San Diego Zoo, and why this little guy is right on track.

It's not all fun and games at the zoo. Here's how baby gorillas learn how to forage for food on their own.

In just two years, he's gained a lot of confidence which leads to some pretty amusing antics.

Meet Gabi and Chewy, two of San Diego Zoo's more interesting monkeys.

It's the first day on exhibit at the San Diego Zoo for this brand new brother-sister pair, and they have a lot of exploring to do.

See how many tons of snow are needed for the zoo to create a wintry landscape for Xiao Liwu and Bai Yun to play in.

With summer in full swing, gorillas at the San Diego Zoo love to cool down with these artistic treats. See what each one represents.

Mom certainly has her paws full trying to keep them from getting into all sorts of trouble.

Learn where these strange-looking raccoons come from and other amazing facts.

Her name means "joyful," and so far she's living up to it.

"This baby will triple her birth weight in the first two months of her life."

Watch as these two females set out to explore the new exhibit at the San Diego Zoo, and see what makes South America's largest canid so unique.

Naturally, he decides to check out his presents first. See what else the San Diego Zoo handlers have in store.

Watch these newest members of the San Diego Zoo family play with just about anything they can find in their exhibit.

These two curious cubs are making their public debut at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Watch them explore the exhibit for the first time and see what sets these brothers apart.

Watch her explore the exhibit with mom Pumpkin and learn what makes these furry rodents unique.

Lions are the only social cat, living in a pride. But in the wild, females go off and have their cubs and bring them back to meet the pride when they're old enough.