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Maryland Zoo Welcomes First Penguin Chicks of the Breeding Season
BALTIMORE, MD – The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is excited to announce the hatching of three African penguin chicks – the first to hatch during the 2020-2021 breeding season at ...
Maryland Zoo and Weis Markets Present Zoo Lights!
BALTIMORE, MD – This year The Maryland Zoo will light up the town with a colorful evening display of holiday Zoo Lights from Friday, November 20, 2020, through Sunday, January 3, ...
Leopard Habitat Renovation
You may have spotted some changes to the leopard habitat—Amur leopard Sofiya is currently off-exhibit while her space gets a purrrrfectly wonderful renovation! Enhancements to ...
Trucks For Tots Coming to the Maryland Zoo
-- Presented by Chase -- BALTIMORE, MD – On October 11, The Maryland Zoo will once again play host to a variety of “beasts of burden” better known as big trucks! ...
Maryland Zoo Celebrates 37th Annual ZooBOOO!
-- Presented by Chase -- BALTIMORE, MD – For the 37th year, the Maryland Zoo brings growls and ghouls together at ZooBOOO! presented by Chase. ZooBOOO! will take place on ...
Stubby the Rhino Leaving the Maryland Zoo
BALTIMORE, MD – On September 28, 2020, Stubby, the Maryland Zoo’s 27-year-old southern white rhinoceros, will be moving from Baltimore to a private facility accredited by the ...
Maryland Zoo Mourning Sitatunga Hurley
BALTIMORE -- The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is saddened to announce the death of Hurley, the Zoo’s 13-year-old male sitatunga. Hurley, currently the only male sitatunga in the ...
“Zoo Zoom: Home Habitat 8K”, Presented by Chase
-- Create a Home Habitat course for this conservation fund-racer -- BALTIMORE, MD – Maryland Zoo’s Zoo Zoom 8K fundraiser morphs into a “Home Habitat” race this year, ...
Blue Duikers Move to Outdoor Habitat at the Maryland Zoo
BALTIMORE, MD – Visitors at The Maryland Zoo will soon be able to see blue duikers Flower and her two- month-old calf, LJ (Lucky Junior) in person as they move outdoors to ...
Maryland Zoo Saddle-billed Stork Leaves Main Habitat – Is Safely Relocated By Staff
Today at approximately 1:00 pm, one of the Zoo’s two saddle-billed storks was able to glide from her primary habitat in the African Watering Hole antelope yard into the ...