Philadelphia Zoo

Imagine you're at Philly International Airport awaiting a flight. You and the kids got there super early to get through check-in and security with plenty of time to spare. Now what? Well, your wait is about to get more entertaining thanks to Philadelphia Zoo.

The Philadelphia Zoo announced on Thursday a new attraction in which guests can feed the zoo's family of giraffes.

You, your grandma, and even your GREAT grandma have probably had an encounter with the longest resident at the Philadelphia Zoo!

The Cape May Zoo announced Tuesday that Princess, a 68-year-old Andean Condor, will be staying at the zoo while her habitat at the Philadelphia Zoo is being renovated.

Is she not the freakin cutest?!

The Philadelphia Zoo has decided to have the zoo open only on the weekends for the Fall season to help families plan trips accordingly.

Philly Zoo to You offers both expert support and curriculum-based activities geared towards kids in kindergarten through fourth grade.

The 3-month-old cub made its public debut at the Philadelphia Zoo. Watch the video.

The live stream will give you a peak Into how the zoo and its animals are dealing with the Coronavirus.

Do you like penguins, otters, giraffes, and big cats? The Philadelphia Zoo offers some behind-the-scenes experiences with their zookeepers and animals.

I admit, I'm a little jealous of the gorilla at the Philadelphia Zoo. Louis the gorilla walks on two feet just like you and me, but he's got better posture than me.

This video is guaranteed to put a smile on your face!  The otters at the Philadelphia Zoo have their attention focused on this little girl running back and forth in front of their tank.  Does it lose a little cuteness when you realize the reason they're interested is because they want to eat the little girl...