Jerusalem zoo
Netivot shows how Israel’s periphery can become its center - opinion
Netivot merges innovation and faith, turning Israel’s periphery into a thriving hub.
Jerusalem Biblical Zoo employee succumbs to wounds sustained in leopard attack
Grapevine, August 9, 2024: Dearly departed
Jewish groups urge Jerusalem mayor to stop attacks on Christians
Wildfire near Jerusalem's biblical zoo, aquarium brought under control
As the fire quickly advanced in the direction of the Israel Aquarium and the zoo, aided by strong winds, the two sites' visitors were evacuated.
This week in Jerusalem: Victory in Kiryat Yovel – for now
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Jerusalem's biblical zoo revives tiger exhibit with endangered species
The exhibit's new resident, Jakarta, is a Sumatran tiger, a critically endangered subspecies.
Here are Jerusalem's biblical zoo upcoming plans
Corona times have proven challenging for most of Jerusalem’s attractions, but for the zoo's team, it has provided them with amazing opportunities for growth and renewal.
Jerusalem Zoo attempts damage control after kids see a lion eat a bunny
The zoo explained that the lions are usually fed dead animals behind closed doors but that, in this case, the lion dragged its food out into public view. * Warning: Graphic Video *
Coronavirus lockdown is a lonely time for Jerusalem zoo animals
"They are sitting and waiting that the zoo will open again."
Norway makes its first discovery of highly pathogenic bird flu
Several cases have also been reported in Israel in the past couple of months.
Diving duck comeback: When fowl is fair
In 2009, two pairs of ferruginous ducks were brought to Israel from France to establish the breeding program at the Jerusalem Zoo. Since 2011, nearly all have spread their wings and been released.
Following warmer ties, UAE and Israel's zoos exchange hellos
"And friends, this is what we call Zooplomacy"
Persian fallow deer: Roe-bucking extinction
Once found in a wide range of areas across the Middle East, as its name suggests, the species almost died out except for a few individuals in Iran.
