Zookeepers and doctors meet a new giraffe calf for the first time.

Learn all about these captivating crustaceans.

Meet Anna and Penny, two snow leopards that couldn't be more different.

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.

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.

Best pals Ruuxa the cheetah and Raina the dog are alike in many ways... but this race is no contest.

Meet three 2-year-old cheetahs and see them go head to head - or, paw to paw - to see who's the fastest.

See how the San Diego Zoo Safari Park manages some of its larger residents.

Giving this cheetah mom an ultrasound is only possible because of the special bond she shares with her handler.

Follow along as zookeepers go out onto an open exhibit in the early waking hours at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

Learn how these birds were affected by California fires and what conservation scientists are doing to help bring their populations back up in the wild.

Learn all about these funny-looking creatures.

Get an up-close look at what it's like to train a Steller's Sea Eagle, the heaviest eagle species in the world.

Follow along with animal handlers at the San Diego Zoo and meet Ramir the rhino calf.

Check in with Jamoke the newborn chimp at the San Diego Zoo.

He does all the heavy lifting - literally.

You have 20 seconds to guess what they are and new clues every 5 seconds.

Learn all about different kinds of venomous pit vipers, including the Mexican lance-head rattlesnake, the Bushmaster, the Sri Lankan pit viper, and the Eastern diamondback rattlesnake - if you dare.

Meet Ebony, one of Utah Hogle Zoo's longest residents.

Can you guess what it is? Learn all about these agile hunters found in Africa, which can reach top speeds of 35 mph.

This curious baby wallaby is ready to explore on its own after being in its mother's pouch for seven months. Playtime is now in session.

Get to know this litter of piglets from mom Tulia and dad Legolas, and learn all about this species from Africa.

This elephant may be getting up in years, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t know how to party.

Gao Gao has a condition where a part below one of his valves is narrowed, and the ultrasound helps medical staff monitor the efficacy of medication.