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Here at Zoo Miami, we like to keep our animals' homes in tip-top shape. That's why Emily and the Florida Team have been busy sprucing up some of our animal habitats while the Zoo has had some down time. Thanks for the update, Emily! | Zoo Miami

Here at Zoo Miami, we like to keep our animals' homes in tip-top shape. That's why Emily and the Florida Team have been busy sprucing up some of our animal habitats while the Zoo has had some down time. Thanks for the update, Emily! | Zoo Miami

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With the world facing unprecedented challenges in the face of this pandemic, we at Zoo Miami wanted to try to lift your spirits by giving you a little bit of “Hope.” “Hope,” is our baby koala that was actually born back in May of last year but didn’t make an official exit out of his mother’s pouch until January of this year when we were first able to really see him. He is the first koala born at the zoo in over 20 years and his arrival was a huge celebration for all of us. Video credit: Ron Magi

With the world facing unprecedented challenges in the face of this pandemic, we at Zoo Miami wanted to try to lift your spirits by giving you a little bit of “Hope.” “Hope,” is our baby koala that was actually born back in May of last year but didn’t make an official exit out of his mother’s pouch until January of this year when we were first able to really see him. He is the first koala born at the zoo in over 20 years and his arrival was a huge celebration for all of us. Video credit: Ron Magi

208.6K viewsMar 20, 2020

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LIVE IT at Zoo Miami | Zoo Miami

LIVE IT at Zoo Miami | Zoo Miami

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Meet Grandma, the oldest slender snouted crocodile in any AZA accredited zoo! Wise beyond her years, learn about Grandma's story including when she first arrived at #ZooMiami, plus more facts about these incredible animals. 🐊 | Zoo Miami

Meet Grandma, the oldest slender snouted crocodile in any AZA accredited zoo! Wise beyond her years, learn about Grandma's story including when she first arrived at #ZooMiami, plus more facts about these incredible animals. 🐊 | Zoo Miami

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Out with the old, in with the new! 🚧 We're waving goodbye to our monorail to make room for more exciting adventures at #ZooMiami. But don't worry, getting around is still a breeze with our Rydables, Tram Tours, VIP Tours, Safari Cycles, & even more surprises on the way. Our Director, Will Elgar gives an update about what's to come! 🚴‍♂️🦁 | Zoo Miami

Out with the old, in with the new! 🚧 We're waving goodbye to our monorail to make room for more exciting adventures at #ZooMiami. But don't worry, getting around is still a breeze with our Rydables, Tram Tours, VIP Tours, Safari Cycles, & even more surprises on the way. Our Director, Will Elgar gives an update about what's to come! 🚴‍♂️🦁 | Zoo Miami

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For the first time in the zoo’s history, after an approximately 10 month long pregnancy, a two-toed sloth has been born at the zoo! The birth occurred yesterday afternoon at approximately 3:15PM. The 2 year 9 month old mother’s name is Marge, and she arrived at Zoo Miami in October of 2016 from a private breeder; this is her first baby. The first time father’s name is Montey, and he also arrived at the zoo in October of 2016 from the same private breeder and is a month older than Marge. The newb

For the first time in the zoo’s history, after an approximately 10 month long pregnancy, a two-toed sloth has been born at the zoo! The birth occurred yesterday afternoon at approximately 3:15PM. The 2 year 9 month old mother’s name is Marge, and she arrived at Zoo Miami in October of 2016 from a private breeder; this is her first baby. The first time father’s name is Montey, and he also arrived at the zoo in October of 2016 from the same private breeder and is a month older than Marge. The newb

31.1K viewsJul 17, 2019

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We have traveled back in time…more than 20 dinosaurs have arrived from Allen, TX to Zoo Miami. After traversing nearly 1,500 miles by giant semi-trucks, the life-sized animatronic dinosaurs that look like the real animals that once existed will make their public debut on January 18, 2020. Among the varying dinosaurs that will temporarily be living at Zoo Miami, prepare yourself to come to face to face with the iconic Apatosaurus, closely related to the popular Brontosaurus. Run for your life whe

9.6K viewsJan 10, 2020

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Hispanic Heritage Month, but make it Zoo Miami style! 🐊✨ Embark on a wild journey through the Americas at Amazon and Beyond—from the lush jungles of Mexico to the rainforests of Argentina! 🦜🐆 Discover reptiles, spiders, birds, and big cats that call these incredible countries home. 🌎💚 | Zoo Miami

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Experience Miami's premier night of fine dining, dancing, and unique animal encounters. Limited tickets remaining! | Zoo Miami

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Zoo Miami's new Everglades exhibit features a tricked-out tank that lets you go nose-to-nose with a crocodile. | Miami Herald

50.8K viewsDec 6, 2016

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We’re not a regular zoo, we’re a cool zoo. 🌿🦁 From incredible animals to lush gardens and rare plants, every corner is full of life. Come explore and see how animals and nature thrive together here at #ZooMiami! | Zoo Miami

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New to Zoo Miami is Florida: Mission Everglades, an exhibit that explores the wildlife and conservation efforts of one of Florida's most important natural resources. #LoveFL | VISIT FLORIDA

10.7K viewsJan 18, 2017

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Zoo Miami’s 135-year-old tortoise celebrates first Father’s Day as a new dad

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Zoo Miami welcomes 60th baby giraffe in zoo’s history - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale

Sometime during the early morning hours of December 8th, Laura, a 7 year old female giant anteater at Zoo Miami whose birthday happens to fall on the same day, gave birth to what is believed to be a male baby. Unfortunately, this happened to be one of the coldest nights of the year in Miami and the newborn was found abandoned in the corner of its holding area, weak and cold. Upon discovery, it was immediately transported to the zoo hospital where the animal health team placed it into intensive c

678.1K viewsDec 18, 2020

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Zoo Miami welcomes two young lion brothers

In an unprecedented discovery, Zoo Miami’s own Head of Conservation & Research, Dr. Frank Ridgley, has identified what appears to be a brand-new species, found not in the waters of Biscayne Bay, but right here in the Pine Rocklands surrounding Zoo Miami! While conducting research for the Miami cave crayfish, Dr. Ridgley came across something highly unusual. These endangered crayfish live deep in the aquifer under the Pine Rocklands and can only be accessed by wells, solution holes, or deep fissu

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Zoo Miami's Everglades Exhibit Lets You Crawl With the Crocodiles

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Who's ready for a boat ride? Get unlimited rides on Lostman’s Riverboat, the monorail, AND the carousel with our Summer Adventure Pass. Just $20 per person gets you all this plus admission. That's a 50% savings! But it's only available until June 30, so reserve your pass ASAP: http://ow.ly/C8CQ30csPd1 | Zoo Miami

6.3K viewsJun 9, 2017

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Zoo Miami’s Galapagos tortoise celebrates its 135th birthday and being a first time father - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale

Galapagos tortoise celebrates his 135th birthday and his first Father’s Day at Zoo Miami

Zoo Miami reopening after coronavirus shutdown

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FLASHBACK to the CRANDON PARK ZOO on Key Biscayne!! Who Else LOVED and MISSES This Amazingly Close-up Experience?? 💖❤️🤔 The Crandon Park Zoo on Key Biscayne was Miami-Dade County's first zoo, opening in 1948 and growing from a few animals stranded by a broken-down circus and road show. Facing public scrutiny and devastating damage from 1965's Hurricane Betsy, plans were made to move the zoo. In 1980, the Crandon Park Zoo closed, and all its animals were moved to a new, larger, more protected l

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We Went to One of the Biggest and Only Tropical Zoos in America | Zoo Miami

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Miami's Peacock Invasion at the Abandoned Crandon Park Zoo! | Key Biscayne, FL 🦚✨

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Miami Zoo Animals: A Day of Fun and Fascination

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Zoo Miami Full Tour - Miami, Florida

163.7K viewsMar 2, 2019

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HISTORIC RHINO BIRTH AT ZOO MIAMI!

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