Learn all about these incredible lizards.

An older female kangaroo was starting to move slower than others in her mob, so keepers did a scan and discovered she had injured her spine.

Join Nate Jaros, curator of fish and invertebrates at Aquarium of the Pacific, to learn what it takes to care for these aquatic oddities.

We're all familiar with the bald eagle, but the golden eagle is just as cool.

Learn all about the early behaviors of elephant calves at the San Diego Zoo.

San Diego Zoo's Olivia Degn explains how animals are exposed to constant enrichment through inter-species interaction, which can be very interesting to observe.

This pair of playful leopards couldn't be any more different. See what happens when they get to experience fresh snow.

It's gorilla Joanne's first birthday at the San Diego Zoo, and an extra special celebration.

The curious Parma wallaby joey is ready to explore on his own after being in and out of his mother's pouch for more than half a year.

All about the brooding process, and the surprising reason flamingos are pink.

Every rhino calf born is important to the population.

Gross but true. Learn about the the strange society of dung beetles, which is way more complex than you might think.

Ever wondered what it's like to take care of baby animals for a living? This might be the most fun job in the world.

Learn all about coconut crabs and where they get their interesting name.

Target training is an important way to keep the iguana mentally stimulated and encourage natural foraging behaviors. It also comes in handy when needing to do a medical exam or transport them.

After a long day of wrestling, chasing each other, and digging... the four meerkat pups were ready for a snooze.

Having a new giraffe calf at the San Diego Zoo is always an exciting event.

Meet San Diego Zoo’s mountain lion siblings and learn why the big cat is known as a puma, cougar, ghost cat and other names.

See what a "bamboo cake" looks like for a giant panda cub's birthday.

Ever wondered what it's like to take care of baby animals for a living? This might be the most fun job in the world.

Take a trip to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park and witness the fastest land animal accelerate from 0-60 in 3.4 seconds. Guess how long each stride is?

It's all part of Reindeer Enrichment day at the San Diego Zoo.

The San Diego Zoo felt Chutti and Moo Moo Kitty would make good companions since they have similar demeanors.

At three weeks old, the world is their oyster.