374K views · 242 shares | A zoo in northeast China's Fushun city has come up with its own unique way to have the animals celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year or #SpringFestival2019 that falls on Feb. 5 this year. The zookeepers have even prepared the New Year specialty "Jiao Zi" (dumplings) for the animals. | CGTN | Facebook

The Zoo Fell Silent When a Tiny Kitten Stumbled Into the Lion’s Cage—Everyone Braced for a Tense Moment, But What the Mighty Lion Did Next Made the Entire Crowd Gasp in Awe It was an ordinary sunny afternoon at the city zoo. Families strolled along the paths, children laughed, and cameras clicked as people stopped to admire the animals. Among all the exhibits, the lion’s enclosure always drew the biggest crowd. With his golden mane and commanding presence, the lion was a living symbol of strengt

Xerxes is making a splash as we head into the New Year! 💦 The OKC Zoo is closed today, but will be open tomorrow, New Year's Day, Thursday, January 1, for normal operating hours. However, you can celebrate 2026 in style with OKC ZOO SAFARI LIGHTS! SAFARI LIGHTS, presented by OG&E, will be lighting up the Zoo tonight from 5:30-11 p.m., with last check in at 10 p.m. You can get tickets and celebrate the new year at https://bit.ly/4nIXKfv 📸 Elephant Caretakers | Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Ga