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Celebrating the first international blue iguana day, considered the rarest iguana on the planet, and not because of its stinking color but because in 2001, there were fewer than 25 specimens le

In this International Polar Bear Day we are joining Polar Bears International to raise awareness about the threats polar bear moms face during their sensitive denning period.

The third Saturday of February is World Pangolin Day, a day to celebrate the protection of this unique animals.

Researchers have identified potential incompatibilities of captive golden mantellas aimed for reintroduction. They are investigating ways in which to reduce such incompatibilities.

The global crisis is testing the resilience of zoos around the world. The permanent closure of some institutions could cause several damage to wildlife conservation as a whole

Horseshoe crabs are saving human lives with their natural toxin detecting hemolymph. However, they are threatened with extinction. The COVID-19 pandemic might be making it worse.

Using the term "Social License to Operate" in the Zoo context