zoo

Have you ever wanted to buy a zoo where you can live and run it? Here's your chance right here in Northwest Wisconsin!

Kids can see baby chicks, piglets, lambs, calves and goat kids. They also have a few opportunities for you to interact with zookeepers and even touch the wildlife.

Man, do primates get away with things.

Rosie came by for a visit to the KOOL 101.7 studio. She is one of the regulars at the Lake Superior Zoo, but leading the new spider exhibit at the zoo. The Tarantula invasion starts this Saturday June 11 and goes through the end of September.

The four-year-old boy that fell into the gorilla exhibit would be a nightmare for anyone, but the fact remains it's the parents ultimate fault.

The City of Duluth is moving forward with their plans to revitalize the Lake Superior Zoo-Fairmount Park area.  Three different proposed plans were unveiled during a public meeting on January 19.

If you're heading to St. Louis, the St. Louis Zoo is offering an early look at Kali, its new 850-pound polar bear. The bear had previously been living at the Buffalo Zoo after it was orphaned in Alaska in 2013.

Everyone has traditions they do around Easter. It's another holiday that is celebrated by religions and by families. There are traditions connected with each, and that's what makes it special. One of the biggest traditions that is celebrated by families and by kids especially is the Easter Egg-Straviganza at the Lake Superior Zoo.

Here's a great family-fun event that's perfect for a summer evening.  The Lake Superior Zoo is holding their annual Member Appreciation Day Safari on Thursday, June 12 from 5 - 7:30 PM.

It must be so tempting if you're a lion. There, mere inches away, in plain sight, is a child—a quick, easy meal just sitting there. But for that darn glass!

One of the big rumours this morning while I was on the radio was that the Lake Superior Zoo lost all it's animals in the floods. The Polar bear did escape but was caught a short time later and the  seals were on Grand Avenue. Here's the full story

Residents in Seattle now have access to one of the best pick-me-ups ever. A baby ocelot named Evita finally made an appearance Monday morning at the Seattle Woodland Park Zoo. The 3-month-old spotted feline was born in early 2011 and has since been bonding with its mom behind closed doors.