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ChaCha The Chimp Captured After Escaping From Japanese Zoo [VIDEO]

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Otter Died At Calgary Zoo After Playing With Pants

Pets

Langur Monkey Babies Dazzle At The Columbus Zoo (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

Pets

Sand Cats Are Adorable, Tiny And Crafty

Science/Health

Pandas Breed More When They Can Choose Their Own Mates, Study Says

Entertainment

Bindi Irwin Celebrates Steve Irwin Day With Touching Tribute, Gets Derek Hough To Wear Khaki (PHOTOS)

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Costa Rica To Abolish Zoos, Free Animals In Captivity

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Orangutan Kisses Belly of Pregnant Woman (VIDEO)

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Pink Flamingo Learns to Walk with Prosthetic Leg (VIDEO)

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Animals Sharing: Orangutan Shares His Goodies With Chimpanzees in a Neighboring Cage (SEE IT)

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Baby Elephants Snatched from Mothers Being Sold by Zimbabwe's Government, 'Better than Culling' (PHOTOS)

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Google Treats Animal Lovers With Views From Zoos Around The World In Its Street View Service

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