Hello – I’m Luke, a keeper in the Bird Department here at Zoo Atlanta! In my department, we incorporate a lot of different technology into our daily routines.
This helped to ensure that the flamingos were not in danger from wild animals while
If you haven’t been by to visit lately, the African elephants now have some new, tiny neighbors in the all-new African Savanna, the slender-tailed meerkats!
of the sentry who sits up high scouting the area to alert the mob of potential danger
The mission of Amphibian Ark (AArk) is to ensure the survival and diversity of amphibian species focusing on those that cannot currently be safeguarded in their natural environments and therefore rely on these organizations for survival.
More than 2,000 species of frogs, salamanders, and their relatives are in real danger
July 3 was World Meerkat Day, one of the best days of the year! In celebration, Zoo Atlanta’s Social Media Team gave a platform for Kingsley, our Zoo’s alpha
meerkats will play or forage for food, others will stand sentry looking out for danger
If you have been around the Monkeys of Makokou complex or seen the lemurs of The Living Treehouse recently, then you know the primates who call Zoo Atlanta
sound quite intense to us, this does not mean that our lemurs are actually in any danger
Many of you may not know that being a Bird Keeper at Zoo Atlanta doesn’t just mean caring for the strange or exotic, but also caring for the hundreds of
allowing them to create effective strategies for helping those birds that are in danger
Pollinators are incredibly important to our daily lives, but often we do not even stop to think about them. Not only do they help provide food like tomatoes,
for animals like giant pandas or elephants, bees and other insects are also in danger
In the eastern region of the country of Zambia, in southern Africa, lies the Luangwa Valley. This vast wilderness is home to iconic wildlife, including lions,
The biggest danger to all African elephants is from poaching for their ivory tusks
Coyotes have been moving into cities such as Atlanta and adapting to different landscapes for at least the last century. While this can create challenges for
These encounters can lead to property damage, put pets in danger, and, in rare cases
Hark, O reader of the Keeper Blogs! I—Daniel!—have come to talk about iguanas. And not just any iguanas, but some particularly cute ones: the Grand Cayman
habitat loss and other issues, the Grand Cayman blue iguana is no longer in immediate danger
