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BigCountryHomepage on MSNAbilene Zoo celebrates birth of tiny blue duiker antelopeThe Abilene Zoo has welcomed a newborn blue duiker, one of the smallest antelope species in the world. A blue duiker, named ...
The Abilene Zoo has welcomed Vicki, a 12-year-old sloth bear visiting from the Smithsonian National Zoo. "She’ll be calling ...
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BigCountryHomepage on MSNAbilene Zoo welcomes Vicki the Sloth BearThe Abilene Zoo is welcoming a new, rare creature to their collection – Vicki the Sloth Bear! Vicki is a 12-year-old female ...
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KTAB Abilene on MSNCommunity gathers for Zippity Zoo Day at Abilene ZooOn Saturday, people in Abilene came together to celebrate the Abilene Zoo’s 59th birthday during a festive event called ...
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KTAB Abilene on MSNMeet the brown pelicans: New additions to Abilene ZooThe Abilene Zoo has welcomed quite a few critters recently, such as the sloth bear, a bison calf and now, brown pelicans. The ...
Vicki, a 12-year-old female sloth bear comes from the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute in ...
The Abilene Zoo has participated in this program for a number of years, and it has helped to bring two-toed sloth Marvin to the Abilene Zoo in hopes he will mate with resident two-toed sloth Sadie.
ABILENE, Texas — The Abilene Zoo is excited to announce the arrival of three lions from the Fort Worth Zoo. One male and two female lions temporarily relocated from Fort Worth to Abilene.
ABILENE, Texas — The Abilene Zoo is helping the community celebrate Valentine's Day with multiple opportunities to support a loved one as well as the zoo. Woo at the Zoo. Couples and families ...
The Abilene Zoo welcomes the return of bison after their removal in 2011. The first bison reintroduced, Uno, was donated by the Weilert family and is viewable to the public.
Just minutes before the blessings began, the Abilene Zoo announced the death of their baby giraffe, Zahara. Born July 20, Zahara died from complications due to a recent severe leg fracture.
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