Jacksonville Zoo's Archie, the oldest male of his rhino species in care, dies at 55
Archie, a Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens southern white rhino, has died of cancer at 55 after stint as his species' oldest male ...
Jacksonville Zoo announced death of beloved rhino Archie
The Jacksonville Zoo has announced the passing of beloved southern white rhino, Archie, at 55-year-old. Archie was the oldest ...
Wildlife conservation efforts place Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens on national stage | Opinion
Former board chair of Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens celebrates conservation efforts, urges readers to vote in USA Today's 10Best ...
Jacksonville Zoo debuts new habitat, Sloth Crossing. Here's a preview.
Chata and Baby Ruth, the two-toed sloths living at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, are moving to new quarters. Here's what you should know.
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Jacksonville Zoo mourns death of oldest southern white rhino in human care
Zoo officials said 55-year-old Archie had recently been diagnosed with a soft tissue sarcoma. Due to his age and the extent ...
Sloth Crossing now open at the Jacksonville Zoo | Meet Ruth and Chata
Say hello to Ruth and Chata, the two newest animals on display at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. Zoo officials unveiled ...
Slow your roll | Sloth Crossing exhibit opens at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens has opened a new exhibit with two sloths.
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Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
Past visitors were impressed with the number and variety of animals at the zoo and highly recommend making a stop here, especially if you're in Jacksonville with kids; but seniors enjoy their ...
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Meeting some of the unique wildlife at the Jacksonville Zoo
At the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, visitors will be able to meet Herman the prehensile-tailed skink, and Goober, the ...
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Slow your roll | Sloth Crossing exhibit opens at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens has opened a new exhibit with two animals that move a mile a minute. The zoo is welcoming Ruth, a 7-year-old female Linnaeus’s two-toed ...