animals

There's a new bundle of joy to see in Minnesota!

The deadliest creature of all is here and they appear to be hunting us in record numbers this year.

The matriarch of Como Zoo’s giraffe herd had been at Como for almost 20 years and she will be deeply missed.

The sad announcement from this Minnesota Zoo came late last week regarding a popular resident.

This beautiful buck must have Mother Nature on his side.

A two-toed sloth named Flash allegedly bit a guest during an encounter at the Roseville location in 2019. As a result, PETA says the sloth was quarantined for 30 days due to rabies concerns.

Leave it to the crew (and animals) at the Minnesota Zoo to totally make the most of Hump Day this week!

It appears that you and I aren't the only ones who might be gaining some weight this holiday season, judging by this trail cam video captured in northern Minnesota recently.

Minnesota is home to several species of reptiles, but only one of them has this distinction.

Fire departments are often recognized as rescuing cats from trees, and other animals/pets caught in buildings that may be on fire, or in need of evacuation due to some emergency. One Southern Minnesota fire department ended up rescuing a duck after it got stuck inside of a chimney.