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The San Diego Zoo has welcomed two male Tasmanian devils, endangered brothers from down under, Flotsam and Jetsam.
The zoo shared that the two three-year-old brothers, named 'Jetsam' and 'Flotsam', are settling well into their new habitat at the San Diego Zoo.
The San Diego Zoo welcomes two new Tasmanian Devils, Jetsam and Flotsam. They were sent to the zoo by a leading Australian conservation organization.
Rescuers with the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance swooped in to save an underweight American pronghorn fawn found struggling on private land in New Mexico.
A pronghorn fawn, just weeks old, was found underweight and dehydrated on private land in central New Mexico… Now, the fawn has found a new home at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance reached a historical milestone after adding an endangered plant species to its Frozen Zoo.
For the first time in its history, the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s (SDZWA) Frozen Zoo has expanded its mission to include not just animals, but plants—marking another step forward in ...
SAN DIEGO, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance achieved a historic milestone by introducing the first-ever plant contributions to the Frozen Zoo®—the largest and most ...
It’s not all about the animals. San Diego Zoo, Safari Park win prestigious botanic gardens award. The grounds at the San Diego Zoo and Safari Park boast more than 2 million plants, including ...
Previous reporting: Great Plains Zoo unveiled a new lion exhibit last year. SFZA’s marketing director Denise DePaolo says Sanford “encouraged this partnership” and that San Diego doesn’t ...
San Diego's Frozen Zoo, the world's largest collection of living cells from endangered and extinct species, is celebrating 50 years of groundbreaking conservation work that began with scientist ...
San Diego's immigration court has seen masked ICE agents detain migrants and refugees after leaving mandatory court hearings.
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