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LumiNature returns to Philadelphia Zoo with more than 1 million twinkling lights
Philadelphia Zoo’s spectacular winter light show LumiNature has returned for the holiday season.
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Get immersed in lights at Philly Zoo's LumiNature
NBC10’s Brenna Weick checks out the Shimmer River and a tunnel of lights at the Philadelphia Zoo’s 2023 LumiNature event. There are just so many great photo ops.
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Philadelphia Zoo introduces two rescued puma cubs
The Philadelphia Zoo introduces two recused puma cubs named Elbroch and Olympia.
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Philadelphia Zoo names it's first black female president
The Philadelphia Zoo is making history once again in naming it’s first black female president. Dr. Jo-Elle Mogerman will become the 15th president in the zoo’s 164 year history. She will assume her new role later this year on October 30th.
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The Philadelphia Zoo announces first-ever woman president
The Philadelphia Zoo announced that Dr. Jo-Elle Mogerman will become president and CEO.
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Investigation at the Philadelphia Zoo after all their meerkats died from an alleged accidental poisoning
An investigation is underway after all five meerkats at the Philadelphia Zoo died this month of an alleged accidental poisoning. The animals were poisoned by a dye that was used to mark them so they could be told apart from one another. Officials say the dye has been used for decades on other animals but has also led to other...
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Celebrating Pride in Philly with 5K, day at the zoo
Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle has details on this weekend’s Philly Pride Run and Pride Day at the Philadelphia Zoo.
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‘Staying Power': Check Out Animatronic Dinos, Big Bugs at Philadelphia Zoo
Aunyea Lachelle and Philly Live get a first look at Staying Power, an immersive experience with giant insects and moving dinosaurs at the historic Philadelphia Zoo.
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Philadelphia Zoo-a-Thon: What the Event Does for Animals
Children of all ages will flock to the historic Philadelphia Zoo this weekend for a Zoo-a-Thon to enrich the live’s of the animals. Zoo Chief Development Officer Neil Batiancila tells NBC10’sLucy Bustamante what it’s all about.
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Philly Zoo Welcomes Sloth Bear Cubs
Video shows sloth bear cubs at Philadelphia Zoo.
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Pair of Threatened Sloth Bear Cubs Born at Philly Zoo for First Time in 30 Years
The Philadelphia Zoo announced in a news release Thursday the birth of two new sloth bear cubs born in the early morning of January 2, 2023 to mother Kayla and father Bhalu.
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Philadelphia Zoo Holiday Light Show Returns
Philly Live’s Astrid Martinez joins us live from the Philadelphia Zoo with a preview of what to expect as IlumiNature lights up the historic zoo.
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‘Halloweekend' Tip Sheet: Where to Get in Spooky Spirit in Philly Region, Beyond
Yes, it’s a big sports weekend in Philadelphia, but it’s also the spookiest weekend of the year, its “Halloweekend” and everyone deserves to celebrate the one time a year where people all over dress-up for fun.
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Philly Zoo Hippos Really Carve Through These Pumpkins
A couple Philadelphia zoo hippos snacked on some pumpkins as part of the zoo’s Boo at the Zoo program. Speaking of Halloween at a zoo, the Elmwood Park Zoo in Montgomery County is opening up for trick-or-treating this weekend.
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Boo at the Zoo Is Back for Spooky Season
The Philadelphia Zoo is welcoming ghosts and goblins as Boo at the Zoo returns ahead of Halloween.
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Making Spooky Season Friendly for All
Now that fall has officially begun, the countdown for Halloween is in motion with plenty to do in and around Philadelphia. NBC10’s Karen Hua has more on how you can celebrate the season regardless of the fear factor.
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Wednesday's Child: Gianna
This week’s Wednesday’s Child, Gianna, loves the Philadelphia Zoo and is looking for her own “pack” — a loving family.
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You Can Now Feed the Philly Zoo's Tallest Creatures. Here's How
Visitors can now come face-to-face with the Philadelphia Zoo’s tallest animals, just watch out for their tongues.
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You Can Now Feed the Giraffes at the Philadelphia Zoo
The Philadelphia Zoo Giraffe Feeding Encounter now allows visitors to feed the zoo’s tallest residents.