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Collect all eight limited-time Zoo Atlanta Animal All-Star Baseball Cards!

For a limited time only, Zoo Atlanta is offering Rollins teammates our biggest discount ever on our Family Membership. If you’ve ever thought about joining, now is the time – we promise that you won’t find a better offer anywhere! Here’s how to claim your discount: Select “Family Membership” Enter promo code: ROLLINS109 at checkout … Continue reading "Exclusive Flash Sale for Rollins Teammates!"

Animal welfare scientists collect behavioral data to improve animal care, inform welfare decisions, and better understand the species in our care.  However, back in the day, watching animals used to mean balancing a clipboard in one hand, a stopwatch in the other, and a pencil clenched between your teeth—while trying not to lose track of … Continue reading "Research data collection: the tools of the trade"

If you’ve been to Zoo Atlanta in the last few months, you might have caught a glimpse of some exciting introductions. We have four southern white rhinos here at Zoo Atlanta who had previously been housed in separate groups. As of late April 2025, all four rhinos have been going through introductions, resulting in a … Continue reading "Introducing a new rhino crash"

Titan is the second tallest elephant in the herd, after Msholo, and will continue to grow for many years.

Mojave came to the Zoo as part of a group of sidewinders that participated in research in which their movements were studied.

If you look closely, Lennard can be identified by his pattern of large, polygonal brown spots, which are unique to every giraffe.

The Goualougo Triangle Ape Project (GTAP) is a source of hope for gorillas and chimpanzees in the Congo Basin. Nestled in the heart of Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park, this initiative is redefining conservation. Founded in 1999 to protect the pristine Central African rainforests from logging, today it stands as a testament to the power of science-driven … Continue reading "Trekking into the Congo on an unforgettable adventure"

Hi all! My name is Sarah Fredrickson, and I’m a Keeper III in our Ambassador Animals Department. I’m specifically a Primary Keeper in what we call our Outback Station area, which is mostly known for our herd of goats and sheep that we invite guests to come interact with in the Contact Yard. What most … Continue reading "It takes a village – Species Survival Plans"

Like all reticulated giraffes, Calvin has his own unique pattern of large, polygonal brown spots, differentiating him from his half-brother Lennard.