Across the United States, bird flu is no longer a concern only for dairy and poultry farms — it’s now knocking on the gates of zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, putting some of the nation’s rarest ...

The oldest zoo in Texas, the Fort Worth Zoo was founded in 1909 with one lion, two bear cubs, an alligator, a coyote, a peacock and a few rabbits. From these humble beginnings, the Zoo has grown ...

(Fort Worth Zoo) The Puerto Rican crested toad — so ... Miriam Fauzia is a science reporting fellow at The Dallas Morning News. Her fellowship is supported by the University of Texas at Dallas.

When the Dallas Zoo was founded in 1888, it housed two deer and two mountain lions. More than a century later, the zoo – which is the oldest and largest in Texas – has grown to shelter more ...

The Puerto Rican crested toad may be new to the general public, but the Fort Worth Zoo began efforts to preserve this ...

For $10, the Fort Worth Zoo will symbolically dedicate a pound of manure to be composted in the name of an ex.

The Fort Worth Zoo's iconic iguana sculpture is now in hibernation ... was purchased by a Virginia couple who put it on their farm. In 1997, Wade and Dallas financier Monk White bought it back ...

The Fort Worth Zoo’s iguana sculpture ... zoo officials said. In 1997, Wade and Dallas financier Monk White bought the iguana sculpture back and installed it on Pier 25 in Tribeca, where ...

The zoo says it first became involved with PRCT conservation efforts in 1984, and then started breeding and reintroduction ...

The Fort Worth Zoo says it is making great strides in its efforts to save the “sapo concho,” the critically endangered species that took the spotlight in Puerto Rican singer and rapper Bad ...