Media News - Zoo Miami
WEBToday, Garbanzo is back with the Zoo Miami herd and appears to be doing very well while eating and acting normally. Zoo Miami has contributed thousands of dollars to giraffe conservation projects in Africa and continues to support those projects through the Zoo Miami Conservation Fund. Photos by: Ron Magill.
Zoo Miami | 2,500 Animals, 750 Acres, 4 Miles of Walkways
WEBJun 10, 2024 — Travel the world in one day by foot, on a safari cycle, or on a tram tour! With almost 750 acres and 4 miles of walkways, Zoo Miami is home to more than 2,500 animals representing close to 400 different species.
Tickets - Zoo Miami
WEBZoo Miami will provide 50% off general admission (limited to 2 adults and 2 children) to guests from reciprocating facilities. A valid membership card from that facility and photo ID must be presented at the time of purchase.
ZOO MIAMI TIGER CUB MAKES OFFICIAL PUBLIC DEBUT!
WEBThe critically endangered Sumatran tiger cub that was born at Zoo Miami on September 6th is now being given limited access to the outdoor habitat under the watchful eye of her mother, Leeloo.
ZOO MIAMI WELCOMES NEW BABIES!
WEBOver the past 2 weeks, several new babies have been born at Zoo Miami and made their exhibit debuts under the watchful eyes of their mothers and the rest of their corresponding herds.
Kiwi Bird Statement
WEBKiwi Bird Statement. First and foremost, on behalf of everyone at Zoo Miami, please accept our most profound and sincere apology for the stress initiated by a video on social media depicting the handling and housing of “Paora,” the kiwi bird that is presently under our care.
BELLA AND JIWA’S FIRST DATE A SUCCESS! - Zoo Miami
WEBBack on April 21st, “Jiwa,” a 7 year old male Bornean Orangutan, arrived at Zoo Miami from the Phoenix Zoo as part of an “arranged marriage” with “Bella,” a 9 year old female who, since the death of her mom last September, has been the only Orangutan at Zoo Miami.
ZOO MIAMI HELPS DISCOVER A BRAND NEW SPIDER SPECIES IN …
WEB– Zoo Miami staff helped discover a brand new species of large spider in the critically endangered pine rockland forest surrounding Zoo Miami. The Pine Rockland Trapdoor Spider (Ummidia richmond) was first found by a zookeeper who was checking reptile research traps in 2012.
ZOO MIAMI SEA TURTLE HOSPITAL GRAND OPENING!
WEBZoo Miami’s new Sea Turtle Hospital will play an invaluable role in providing world-class veterinary care to sea turtles affected by these threats with the primary goal being that it leads to their rehabilitation and release back to the wild.
Know Before You Visit - Zoo Miami
WEBDue to limited capacity, we recommend that you arrive when the zoo first opens at 10 a.m. Guests that need to make changes to their tickets should contact [email protected] or 305-251-0400, ext. 0, 24 hours before their …