North America’s Biggest Cat is Back to the Birmingham Zoo! Birmingham Zoo Behind the Scenes with bear cubs sisters Bety and Sassy In this second featurette of a triology, American Black Bear cub sisters Sassy and Bety literally move a big step closer to making their official public debut at the Birmingham Zoo.

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Feb 16, 2022 · BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Another week means another adorable exhibit at the Birmingham Zoo. CBS 42’s news anchor Andrea Lindenberg takes a trip to the Birmingham Zoo to introduce everyone to Batar, the Pallas Cats.

Pallas’ Cat Kittens! Inside the Birmingham Zoo During the COVID-19 Pandemic See the growth of the Zoo’s Pallas’ cat kittens and find out what they are up to! + THE MAGAZINE FOR MEMBERS OF THE BIRMINGHAM ZOO – SUMMER 2020 VOL. 53 NO. 2

Khan the jaguar is enjoying a good stretch on a tree in his habitat today! Often mistaken for leopards, jaguars are the 3rd largest of the big cats. Unlike most cats though, they don't mind getting wet and are very strong swimmers. Come say "Hi" to Khan today at your Zoo!

Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo specializes in big cats, rare birds, and smaller primates. Here's a link to the entire master plan of what they're building: https://www.buildyourzoo.org/pdf/The-Master-plan.pdf

Over 550 animals of 180 species call the Birmingham Zoo home, including giraffes, ostriches, zebras, rhinos, elephants, and other endangered species from six continents. [6] The Birmingham Zoo originated with a small menagerie of exotic animals kept in a Southside firehouse.

Oct 13, 2019 · But the Birmingham Zoo in Alabama had something different—they had a collection of small wild cats. Of course most of them were doing what all ... Sure, all zoos have Big Cats like lions and...

The Birmingham Zoo, located in Birmingham, Alabama, is a vibrant 122-acre zoo home to 550+ animals of 180+ species, including many endangered species from six continents. Founded in 1955, it is considered one of AlabamaAlabama'sopular attractions, welcoming over half a million visitors annually.

Apr 24, 2020 · What's Included: Basically any place you can possibly see animals, along with with anyone that has a USDA exhibitor's license - traveling zoos, rehab facilities, circuses. To have an exhibitor's license, a facility must have at least 2 demonstrations/open days a year.