MIAMI, Fla. -- Zoo Miami is celebrating the historic birth of a rare greater one-horned rhinoceros. The newborn is the first successful birth of the species as the result of induced ovulation and ...

MIAMI - Zoo Miami has welcomed the newest member of its family: an endangered black rhinoceros calf. According to the zoo, 21-year-old Circe gave birth to a baby boy on Feb. 24 after a 15-month-long ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — PJ, a popular one-horned rhino at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens, is relocating to Buffalo, New York, to join a breeding program dedicated to species conservation. The ...

A rhinoceros named PJ that is set to transfer to Buffalo Zoo will remain at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens for now. PJ's move to Buffalo will happen sometime around Spring 2026. The ...

MELBOURNE, Florida -- A child was injured after entering a rhinoceros yard at a zoo in Florida on New Year's Day, zoo officials said. The Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, Florida issued a statement saying ...

Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is throwing a goodbye party for PJ, a greater one-horned rhinoceros and a 13-year resident of the Sanford attraction. The animal is being transported to Buffalo ...

A critically endangered rhino made its public debut Friday at a Cleveland zoo, dashing about its enclosure and giving a boost to the endangered species. The 120-pound eastern black rhino was born ...

A zoo in Utah euthanized a 48-year-old rhino after its health began declining. On Dec. 18, George, a southern white rhino, was euthanized following a cancer diagnosis after it was found to be ...

The oldest rhinoceros in the United States has died at a Tennessee zoo. Dolly was 56 years old. In a social media post Thursday, Zoo Knoxville said Dolly was euthanized after her mobility declined ...

Dolly the Southern white rhino had to be euthanized due to medical issues at the Tennessee zoo where she had lived since 1976. Screengrab from Zoo Knoxville's Facebook post A 56-year-old rhinoceros, ...

PJ, a popular one-horned rhino at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens, is relocating to Buffalo, New York, to join a breeding program dedicated to species conservation. The move is part of a ...