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Adorable Baby Colobus Monkey, Simon, Born At Saint Louis Zoo (WATCH IT)

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Adorable Baby Jaguar Cubs Welcomed at Florida Zoo (PHOTOS)

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Rescued Owl is Ready to Return to the Wild (PHOTOS)

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Valentine's Day Gifts: Adopt a Cockroach or Scorpion in Memory of Your Sneaky, Rotten Ex

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Endangered Monkeys Freeze to Death in Louisiana Zoo

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Crocodile Attack: Reptile Bites Off Zoo Owner's Thumb, Drags Him Inside Water as Hundreds of Horrified Spectators Watch (VIDEO)

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Sumatran Tiger Kills, Eats Own Cubs At Jerusalem Zoo

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Oldest Living Gorilla, Colo, Turns 58 At Ohio Zoo

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Orangutan In Argentina Deemed 'Non-Human Person' With Rights, Chimp In New York Still Considered Property

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Pet Bobcat Sent To Zoo After Multiple Escapes (VIDEO)

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Northern White Rhino, 1 Of 6 In The World, Dies At California Zoo

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Lions Maul Man At Barcelona Zoo

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Rare White Lion Cub Born At Nebraska Zoo

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Baby Gorilla Dies In San Francisco Zoo Accident

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Jaguars Maul Three-Year-Old At Arkansas Zoo (VIDEO)

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