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Let’s just say if a certain soccer team needs help today they’re READY 🇺🇸⚽️
This flouf is one of 15 healthy California condor chicks to hatch at our conservation center this season. A new record! #Condorable #KeepCalmAndCarrion
Happy birthday Jolene! The littlest member of the orangutan family is 4 today 💕
In loving memory of Zawadi, 2007 – 2026 At 18, he was the elder statesman of the African lion pride and one of the oldest male lions in North America.
it’s tiny trunk chewsday 🐘 Now that she’s over 1,000 pounds, Tula-Tu is snacking on more and more foods! From sweet potatoes to bamboo, she uses her tiny trunk to eat tasty treats. Chomp!
This frisky pair of bongos, a critically endangered species of African antelope, is settling into the zoo's Africa area. Meet Banjo and Bentley!
There are only 130 siheks left in the world. Three of them share a bachelor pad at the Oregon Zoo.
Egg-cellent news! The first California condor eggs of the season have been laid at our wildlife conservation center, and more could be on the way.
Happy birthday Bob! This great ape is 20 today 🦧 Bob is known throughout the Oregon Zoo for his unique bond with 3-year-old Jolene. Though male orangutans typically don't play much of a role in parenting, Bob is an active father who can often be seen playing with and caring for his daughter 💕
Happy holidays from your furiends at the zoo ✨ Thanks to Keeper Megan and Keeper Ali for the holiday pics!
You otter lend a paw to help our most imperiled species. Tell leaders to protect the Endangered Species Act!
Speak up fur endangered species! Proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act would severely weaken our most powerful tool for saving wildlife. Make your voice heard before the public comment deadline on Dec. 22
A group of otters is called: A. A bevy B. A romp C. Adorable D. All of the above
