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Edinburgh Zoo's baby capybara has been named Bru following a public vote. The youngster became an internet sensation and now has an official name chosen by zoo visitors.
Edinburgh Zoo is celebrating 110 years of history, reflecting on memorable moments from its past including iconic 'Mr Zoo Man' letters and opening day traditions. The milestone showcases the zoo's long legacy of operations and visitor experiences.
A baby capybara has been born at the zoo, and the public is invited to vote on naming the new arrival. The voting campaign offers an exciting opportunity for visitors to engage with the zoo and choose the name for the young rodent.
Edinburgh Zoo has welcomed a second Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger to its collection. This arrival represents an important addition to the zoo's conservation efforts for this vulnerable species.
Edinburgh Zoo is inviting visitors to share their memories as part of a project to unlock the zoo's historical archives. The initiative aims to preserve and celebrate the heritage and stories from the zoo's past.
Edinburgh Zoo has celebrated the birth of Atty, Scotland's first ever baby sloth, marking a significant milestone for the zoo. The arrival represents an important achievement for the zoo's animal care and breeding programs.