News from Hellabrunn

After around two years of renovation, the time has finally come: the king penguins and rockhopper penguins are back at Hellabrunn Zoo! A total of 22 …

This past summer, visitors will have noticed construction work on the zebra, kudu, takin, nilgai and blackbuck enclosures. The areas were closed off …

Today, 24 October, is International Gibbon Day. Hellabrunn Zoo is home to two species of gibbons: silvery gibbons and siamangs. Zoological curator Dr …

The German army's explosive detection dog (EDD) unit visited Hellabrunn Zoo for a demanding exercise. This took place in the dark and on unfamiliar …

Hellabrunn Zoo has been designated an Arche-Park (Ark Park) by the Society for the Conservation of Heritage and Endangered Livestock Breeds (GEH). The …

Good news for northern bald ibis conservation and reintroduction in Germany: an ultralight aircraft belonging to the Waldrappteam is leading 36 young …

The morning melody at Hellabrunn Zoo includes the jingling of food prep kitchen keys and the rhythmic hum of bicycle tyres rolling along the paths – …

A behavioural study examined how environmental design affects the behaviour and use of space among the Indian crested porcupines at Hellabrunn Zoo.

The newly reopened habitat in the "World of the Small Monkeys" offers visitors to discover a brand new species: a pair of three-banded armadillos.

What's that squeaking noise? The greater flamingo colony at Hellabrunn Zoo has new offspring.