The Red Panda Forest Habitat, on the Northern Trail at the zoo, will open Saturday, May 31. It will contain two red panda ...

It's been four years since the Minnesota Zoo has hosted red pandas. Now, two are joining a new exhibit focused on the forests ...

Red panda brothers Cedar and Spruce are ready to make their Twin Cities zoo debut. The Minnesota Zoo will open the Red Panda Forest Exhibit on May 31, according to a press release. The two young (and ...

About 1.3 million visitors walk through to see the animals at the Minnesota Zoo. Thanks to a lot of hard work, it sounds like ...

It’s ‘panda’monium at the Minnesota Zoo, as the new Red Panda Forest habitat is set to open to the public Saturday, May 31.

Red Panda Forest will bring back the beloved species, which has been missing since the zoo's last resident, 10-year-old Min, died in 2021. But there is so much that goes into adding a new exhibit ...

The new red panda habitat will be located between the round cafe and the round stand in the Main Valley section of the zoo.

Ravi can still be visited on the east side of the Holtzman Wildlife Foundation Red Panda Forest. “We hope Ginger and Ravi’s cubs will grow to be strong, healthy ambassadors for their wild ...

Luckily, keepers were able to spot the panda among the trees and a ... was quickly under control." The post Red pandas escape zoo to nearby forest during snowfall appeared first on Talker.

During the middle Miocene, around 15 million years ago, deciduous forests stretched throughout the northern hemisphere, allowing red panda relatives and other forest-loving species to spread.

The Minnesota Zoo will be unveiling its red pandas to the public, alongside a tufted deer and red-crowned cranes, at its newest exhibit, the red panda forest.

Red Panda Forest will bring back the beloved species, which has been missing since the zoo's last resident, 10-year-old Min, died in 2021. But there is so much that goes into adding a new exhibit ...