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All but a few of the 93 birds at the North Carolina Zoo's aviary will be transported to other certified zoos across the country.
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The North Carolina Zoo says it is closing its aviary habitat to the public as a precaution following the discovery of avian flu among wild birds in the eastern part of the state.
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After COVID-19 outbreaks at other zoos, the North Carolina Zoo registered to receive the Zoetis vaccine — specially developed to protect animals.
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Two longtime residents at the North Carolina Zoo -- an ostrich and a harbor seal -- have died.
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Staff members at the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro say they're expecting a shipment of experimental COVID-19 vaccines specially designed for animals this month, allowing them to start vaccinating some of the animals in their care.
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North Carolina has a new resident that weighs more than 1,000 pounds. His name is Payton. He is a polar bear.
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ASHEBORO — A zoo in North Carolina has announced the name of a baby rhino after the public was invited to vote on a list of names.First Lady of North…
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A southern white rhino calf born at the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro earlier this winter has expressive fluttering ears and, according to zookeepers,…
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The North Carolina Zoo says it has adopted a mother polar bear living in the wild in Canada and is inviting the public to help name her.The zoo in…
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After a public poll and fun name-choosing ceremony, the first white rhino to be born at the North Carolina Zoo in 41 years was given a name Saturday.She…