With it's triangular head and large body, the zoo’s West African gaboon viper should be easy to spot—if not for its ability to camouflage itself so well.
Animal Care staff arrived at the Antelope & Zebra Area about 7 a.m. Saturday, June 18, to find a newborn Grevy’s zebra foal standing next to her mother, Adia, in their outdoor yard.
A baby Bactrian camel made its official debut May 18, but it actually entered the world in a public manner on May 9, with mom Nasan giving birth in the species’ outdoor yard.
Female Amur leopard Kazho is the newest arrival at the Kovler Lion House. The 1-year-old came to Lincoln Park Zoo from South Bend, Indiana’s Potawatomi Zoo.
A family group of Diana monkeys is now climbing through the treetops of Regenstein African Journey. Visitors can see the white bellies and brows of our breeding pair and their two male offspring.
The endangered kagu in the Forest Edge habitat at the McCormick Bird House is native to only one place on Earth: the tropical island chain of New Caledonia in the South Pacific.
Klipspringers are already a dwarf antelope species, with adults measuring just 20 inches in height. So the new arrival born December 2 was even smaller, a miniature of a miniature!