Brew at the Zoo, the annual festival allowing entrants to sample beer and wine and mingle with the critters at the Maryland Zoo, has come and gone. Tonight presents anyone who missed out with a rare second chance to imbibe in close proximity to animals, at the more streamlined Guinness at the Zoo.
The Maryland Zoo will be filled with eggs today—the fun kind that kids can collect and exchange for sweets.
Despite getting off to a rough start, Maryland Zoo officials are feeling optimistic about their giraffe calf’s future, thanks in no small part to a fresh infusion of antibody-rich plasma from an adult giraffe in Ohio.
After a very long year for two bear cubs from Montana, the pair of furry beasts have found a home right here in Baltimore.
The newest addition to the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore now shares a name with a common type of tree and Will Smith’s celebrity daughter.
A very tall baby has joined the diverse clan of wildlife in the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore’s African Journey section.
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The Maryland Zoo announced today that two male cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) have arrived from the San Diego Wildlife Safari Park to take up residence in the African Journey section of the Zoo. Refu (Ray-fu) and Wgasa (Wa-gasa) were born at the San Diego Safari Park in July 2014, and are named for historical locations within that park. “We are very happy to welcome these two cheetah to the Zoo,” said Mike McClure, general curator at the Zoo. “They are young and healthy, and definitely have a good bond with one another.”
A pair of much-loved Baltimore enjoyment providers are celebrating anniversaries this year, so they figured they would team up.
