The Virginia Zoo responded to rumors of an escaped gorilla in Norfolk by confirming that not only were all of its animals ...

As a baby, Snowflake spent some of his time living at the home of the zoo’s veterinarian, even vacationing with his family. Because a full-grown gorilla can’t live in a person’s house ...

The gorillas will live in a new facility with trees, climbing frames, ropes, rocks and nets. Luke Minns from Blackpool Zoo has cared for the sisters since they were born and travelled with them ...

Rumors that a gorilla got loose and was running amok forced a zoo in Virginia to put residents minds at ease — by telling them they have nothing to fear because they have no gorillas in ...

The newborn gorilla is Adelina's first-born and staff say that the birth was extra special because Adelina is the first gorilla to have been born at the Little Rock Zoo and give birth there too. The ...

NORFOLK, Va. (WKRC) - A recent sighting of what some believed to be an escaped gorilla at the Virginia Zoo turned out to be a false alarm, with the zoo saying it may have merely been the ...

On Friday, staff with the zoo announced that a 12-year-old gorilla named Adelina had given birth to a brand new baby gorilla during the early morning hours of March 1. While they have been unable ...

A rumor spread throughout Facebook yesterday of an escaped gorilla at the Virginia Zoo, but there is just one problem — the zoo does not have gorillas. Multiple people on Facebook claimed to ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk residents were going bananas on Wednesday when a social media rumor claimed a gorilla had escaped from the Virginia Zoo. There's only one problem: The zoo doesn't have any ...

A rumor spread throughout Facebook yesterday of an escaped gorilla at the Virginia Zoo, but there is just one problem — the ...

Rumors that a gorilla got loose and was running amok forced a zoo in Virginia to put residents minds at ease — by telling them they have nothing to fear because they have no gorillas in ...

The Detroit Zoo is asking for old cellphones and electronics to support gorilla conservation efforts. Reusable devices will be refurbished and resold, while unusable ones will be recycled responsibly.