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One hundred and fifty years old and forever free, Lincoln Park Zoo has long been and remains an essential part of the place we call home.
It is a vital thread in the fabric of our lives,
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Hoffmann’s two-toed sloths are nocturnal and usually sleep the day away. But we recently saw spied one of the zoo’s resident sloths zipping (for a sloth, that is) along a canopy vine at the
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As cities like Chicago continue to develop and grow, urbanization can be a challenge for wildlife. While we have seen animals like coyotes and raccoons adapt to fit into our urbanizing landscape,
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Preventative veterinary care is at the core of Lincoln Park Zoo’s animal care strategy. Much like humans, many of the animals at Lincoln Park Zoo receive annual physicals. During some physicals,
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Ice-breaking news! Lincoln Park Zoo is excited to share the arrival of 14-year-old female polar bear, Talini, to Walter Family Arctic Tundra. Talini arrived from Detroit Zoo as recommended by the
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We’re all familiar with the old adage that applies to so much of our work here at Lincoln Park Zoo – from taking care of the animals here at the zoo to conserving their counterparts in the wild.
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What comes to mind when you think of conservation? Maybe it’s working to save endangered species from extinction, like
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The seals in the heart of the zoo received some special holiday enrichment this week for Valentine's Day: red, gelatin hearts!
Thanks to Jill Dignan, Assistant Lead Keeper at Kovler Seal
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