Denver Zoo

Get to know the animals at the Denver Zoo.

There's one perk after summer has ended: Denver Zoo gives us free days.

In celebration of Pride Month, Denver Zoo has shared the story of Lance Bass and Freddie Mercury, a same-sex flamingo couple. #loveislove

This little tiny kitty is one of the most endangered cats in the world.

Just a heads up though — with it being free and all — it might be a zoo.

Soon, there will no longer be any polar bears at the Denver Zoo. The news came out today that the polar bears, Cranberry and Lee, will be departing and they will also be separated. The separation is happening to possibly help find them new mates that they will be able to reproduce...

An endangered baby aye-aye was recently born at the Denver Zoo, and it's quite possibly the strangest looking animal you've ever seen.

Eight peacocks wandered away from the Denver Zoo on Sunday.

Denver Zoo threw a party for Dobby the Giraffe on Wednesday. He is one year old. He was born February 28, 2017. Todd found pictures when Dobby was 2 months old.

The zoo is generally a great way to spend a day with the family. You get to see and learn about animals from all over the globe. From lions, to tigers, sloths and bears, you can see it all at the Denver Zoo! As a matter of fact, a lot of people went to the Denver Zoo in 2017...

Birth watch is over at the Denver Zoo as a newborn baby sloth is welcomed into the world! The Linne's two toes baby sloth was born on Sunday according to the Denver Zoo officials It was announced last month that Charlotte Greenie, a 21 year old sloth, was pregnant and was expecting a baby anytime between when the announcement of her pregnancy was made and late February...

Last year a King Cobra was diagnosed with cancer and has been treated with chemotherapy. The King Cobra is 18 years old and diagnosed with lymphosarcoma back in February. The diagnosis on the snake was confirmed by nine x-rays, blood samples and a biopsy...