Imagine stepping into a garden in the heart of Singapore and being greeted not by exotic imports, but by the lush, resilient ...

Imagine a world where the cages swing open and animals return to the wild, where concrete enclosures give way to endless ...

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Birds that had been designated extinct in the wild are now laying eggs on an island in the Pacific and the Cincinnati Zoo played a big role.

The birds were eliminated when the invasive brown tree snake was accidentally introduced to the island of Guam in the ’40s.

Two voluntary organisations have joined hands to provide succour to the birds and animals, which find it extremely difficult to beat the scorching summer and the heat wave conditions. Animal Care ...

The first wild eggs of an endangered bird have been laid for the first time in almost four decades, and the Cincinnati Zoo & ...

Researchers are working together to determine the cause of a mysterious paralysis syndrome affecting native ... the affected birds, such as the geographic range, age and species, along with ...

The Guam kingfisher is no longer found in Guam, but thanks to the help of a handful of zoos, including Cincinnati's, there's ...

Picture: Craig Greer. Four people in hi-vis jackets – one wearing a logo from SA Native Animal Rescue – were picking up the birds that had collapsed at the edge of the store entrance.

Tests on DNA taken from reintroduced native animals in remote SA shows feral cats are the main culprit in their deaths. Researchers say the impact of feral cats on native species is greater than ...