Zoo news

In late April, 18-month-year-old lowland nyala Johannes came to us from ZOOM Erlebniswelt in Gelsenkirchen. Since his arrival, he has been living with our six-year-old…

In 1900, just 200 Indian rhinoceroses remained in their natural habitat and we almost lost this magnificent creature forever.

As of today, you can admire our new Rhino Pagoda up close – and even watch our heavyweights underwater!

Reason enough to give a little extra attention to Zoo Berlin’s long-necked residents Max and Mugambi.

Our white-tailed deer have welcomed several fawns in the past three weeks.

Little Ole was born on 19 May – adding a second male to the herd in addition to dad Olaf. Zoo Berlin is now home to six of these reindeer.

Our Asian elephants got a pleasant surprise yesterday when they discovered a massive new structure in their habitat.

Renovation work starts at the Aquarium on 19 June 2023

Cuteness alert in the squirrel monkey habitat!