Wildlife conservation enthusiast, Bindi Irwin, launches "Bindi Wear."

Daring environmental activist group sails against illegal Japanese whalers to defend these incredible animals from being cruelly slaughtered.

It is hard to resist a baby gorilla pouncing on a pile of leaves. Check out the young ‘uns and their families as they romp around the Bronx Zoo’s 6.5 acre Congo Gorilla Forest.

A visit to the Genesis Wildlife Conservation Center

What a beauty!

promo trailer for MILKING THE RHINO

Sycamore Eve is an imaginative and captivating short film about a young girl's effort to protect her planet's most sacred resource.

Erin takes a veritable walk in the sun with this bags that aren't just fashionable, but are also solar powered! The solar cells on these bags by Voltaic and Noon Solar are enough to charge mobile phones   more...and iPods.  less

http://www.bronxzoo.com Bronx Zoo's newest lions, M'wasi and Sukari, have been recently introduced are getting to know one another in a typically feline manner. Watch for news on the lions this spring   more...at www.bronxzoo.com  less

Sea Turtle Conservation Center @Satahip Navy Base,Chonburi Province By www.ozonetv.net

Something to be said for conservation when you love your whale called Lunch that much.

just a little thought i had.....

http://www.bronxzoo.com Check out the tiniest babies this year at the Bronx Zoo!

Meet an unlikely trio of friends inside JungleWorld, where a goofy pair of white-cheeked gibbons, Kicks and Iggy, invite Daniella the Malayan tapir to play. A game of tag leads to a little jungle spa   more...treatment on the beach! http://bronxzoo.com  less

Anyone who has camped or boated around lakes in Ontario or British Columbia, in fact all across North America, will have heard the haunting call of these amazing birds. This one is for Susan (Investigate2)   more...whose timely gift prompted me to refresh my knowledge and share a bit of what I found – the need for concern and more importantly, conservation for these beautiful birds.

Loons or “Divers” as they are also known are another species that are losing their fight for survival. Elevated mercury concentrations are consistent in more and more adult birds found dead each year. Sinkers used by fishermen, whether consumed by the fish or picked up from lake bottoms, break down in the loons and are absorbed into their systems, the end result being death from lead poisoning. Another factor in their declining numbers is our invasion on their nesting grounds. The nests, in which only two eggs are laid, are shallow and as close to the water’s edge as they can be. The wake from boats and jet skis washes many nests away – including the contents. Loons only nest once per season.

If you’re boating or fishing this summer, please be considerate. Use non-lead sinkers, and reduced your speed and wake near the shoreline and when approaching any loons on the water. Let’s do what we can to be able to enjoy the call of the loon for generations to come.  less

http://www.bronxzoo.com The sifaka is one smooth mover. It uses its long, muscular limbs to leap vertically from tree to tree. A membrane on the inside of its arms helps it glide through the air like   more...a dancer.  less

http://www.bronxzoo.com Behold the "croc effect"—the water-level view of the Nile crocodiles floating at the mouth of their cave. It's hard to believe that the 13.5-foot, 800-pound male   more...doesn't sink!  less

Two squirrel monkeys born this summer are getting their bearings at the Bronx Zoo Monkey House. Female troop-mates act as "aunts" and pitch in with babysitting. Visitors should look for the   more...little ones riding atop their mothers' backs. http://bronxzoo.com  less

http://www.bronxzoo.com Everything is fascinating to this baby titi monkey at the Bronx Zoo. You can visit the little one and its mom in the Monkey House, where you'll surely get a curious look from those   more...round, liquid eyes.  less

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Ooh la la! Gigi, a Wolf’s guenon originally from France, monkeys around with the newest member of her family, a male born September 29. Meet the baby inside Congo Gorilla Forest   more...at the Bronx Zoo.  less

Promotional video by co-founders for the International Foundation for Rare and Endangered Equines

The zoo's young Siamang, Sungai is being hand-reared because her mom abandoned her in Albuquerque.

I've decided now that every time I make a new video I'll upload it onto LV at the same time. Also look out in the next few weeks for uploads of videos that have been removed from YouTube.

http://www.bronxzoo.com Sand Cats may look remarkably like your household kitty but these nocturnal felines are specially adapted to the deserts of North Africa and the Middle East. You can see them all   more...day in the Bronx Zoo's World of Darkness.  less