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Last week we asked for your help naming our baby klipspringer. Our caregivers offered a slate of five names—Asha, Amira, Bahiya, Nadra and Zuri—all Swahili, reflecting the dwarf antelope species’
Read More ›Spring is stereotypically the season of new arrivals, and, happily, that’s what we’re seeing at Lincoln Park Zoo.
The first baby of the season was a
Read More ›If you’ve visited recently, you’ve probably noticed that spring has arrived at Lincoln Park Zoo! Daffodils and scilla are blooming in the gardens, outdoor animals are stretching in the sun and
Read More ›Even after two decades at the zoo’s helm, I’m continually impressed by our animal care team’s commitment to wildlife and the living creatures who reside here. They’re some of the most passionate,
Read More ›Life at the zoo brings daily changes and new discoveries. Today we witnessed the birth of a baby belonging to a rare species (my favorite, actually): the Sichuan takin. The
Read More ›If you’ve visited Regenstein Center for African Apes over the past year, you may have noticed Hank’s group of chimpanzees carrying small lengths of PVC pipes. These weren’t signs of a do-it-
Read More ›The new penguin habitat will provide an immersive outdoor home for African penguins.
There are plenty of details to share about the next new exhibits at Lincoln Park Zoo, but let
Read More ›It’s safe to say all of us are looking forward to summer at this point. But while many of us are focused on green grass and coatless strolls, zoo educators and their partners in the Chicago Public
Read More ›Given the past couple months, I’m sure every Chicagoan could use a warm-weather getaway. But while cold commuters may have spent their travel time dreaming about Orlando or Tucson, I doubt many
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