Former Chelsea footballer Antonio Rudiger has launched an auction to aid in the conservation of endangered pygmy hippos in ...

HAGGIS, Scotland's challenger to internet sensation Moo Deng, can now be visited. The baby pygmy hippo can be spotted in her habitat at Edinburgh Zoo, alongside her mum Gloria. Visitors to the zoo can ...

Other baby pygmy hippos born this year in Sydney, Berlin and Edinburgh, have failed to match her allure. The Edinburgh Zoo promoted its newborn pygmy hippo Haggis this month as a rival to Moo Deng ...

Scots fans of Moo Deng, the tiny endangered female pygmy hippo calf born at a Thai zoo that's quickly become a viral sensation thanks to her antics, can now see our very own version live at Edinburgh ...

An adorable three-year-old golden tiger at a Thai zoo has emerged as the newest sensation, rivalling the baby pygmy hippo Moo Deng, after her online debut on November 19. The Chiang Mai Night ...

Zoo director Narongwit Chodchoi has said the increasing income from Moo Deng will help its breeding programs for many endangered species like the pygmy hippopotamus, which is threatened by ...

BEIJING (SCMP): An adorable three-year-old golden tiger at a Thai zoo has emerged as the newest sensation, rivalling the baby pygmy hippo Moo Deng, after her online debut on November 19.

The pygmy hippo is actually an endangered species, with around only 2,000 remaining. Want to see Moo Deng living her best sassy life? There's a 24/7 webcam at the zoo's hippopotamus area where Moo ...

Read full article: Mom to Mom: Baby Kaden goes home Roughly 1,000 people went out to Zoo Miami to raise awareness about the incredible work the organization does for families in the NICU.

He never imagined the zoo's newborn pygmy hippo would become an internet megastar within weeks. Cars started lining up outside the zoo well before it opened Thursday. Visitors traveled from near ...

A 2-year-old female western lowland gorilla died at the Calgary Zoo after sustaining head injuries from the closing door, zoo officials said Charlotte Phillipp is a Weekend Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE.