On Thursday, the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance is going to bring out some of its newest family members, four lion cubs, ...

From a tiny tree frog to an enormous elephant, every one of the nearly 3,000 animals at the Denver Zoo are treated for their health issues on site. Many of the animals at the zoo aren't just doing ...

Every weekend, Denver7 compiles a list of some fun events you might enjoy. Here are our picks for the 7 best things to do in ...

If you can’t make one of the Denver Zoo’s free days today and tomorrow, not to worry: The Denver Zoo will offer half-off admission to anyone in Bronco wear on Sunday, January 12 (remember, the zoo ...

DENVER — The Denver Zoo has about 3,000 animals to feed, which in a year costs about $1 million. Although they say it’s been a challenging year, their commitment to keep these animals fed remains ...

DENVER — After months of waiting, the sea lions at the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance (DZCA) are back with a splash as they have returned to a new habitat. On Friday, the zoo celebrated the grand ...

DENVER — The public will get their first chance this week to see four African lion cubs born earlier this summer at the Denver Zoo. The Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance said on Monday that the cubs – ...

Birthday celebrations are the perfect reason to celebrate someone, whether they have two legs or four. In fact, throwing a birthday party for a pet can sometimes be more fun than throwing one for ...

In the Denver Zoo’s aviary, visitors can meet the playful Andean condors Evita and Andy. The enormous birds stand tall on top of the rocks. When Andy jumps toward his human audience, he spreads his ...

Asian elephants at the Denver Zoo pulverized pumpkins at the annual "Squish the Squash" event. The animals, named Bodhi and Groucho, stomped the 400-pound pumpkins and enjoyed eating the treat.

Artists often say it is an honor and a bucket list item to perform at Red Rocks, but one rapper who recently performed there made sure to visit another local landmark first.

It’s no coincidence that one of the only words you can form from the letters in booze is zoo. No, really, it’s totally deliberate; people love to get liquored up around caged animals. And the Denver ...