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Following in the footsteps (er, tentacles) of Caroline, meet Octavius, the new giant Pacific octopus at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
Giant Pacific Octopus Returns Following in the footsteps (er, tentacles) of Caroline, meet Octavius, the new giant Pacific octopus at the Smithsonian's National Zoo. Animals 02:24 April 06, 2011 16473 -
An Asian small-clawed otter needs surgery to have an almond-sized bladder stone removed. For the vets at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, that means taking all the necessary precautions to make sure everything turns out right.
Otter Surgery at the National Zoo An Asian small-clawed otter needs surgery to have an almond-sized bladder stone removed. For the vets at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, that means taking all the necessary precautions to make sure everything turns out right. Animals 02:21 October 18, 2010 3770 -
Nature's pincushion, porcupines can make anyone a little nervous. But at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, Jorge Ribas meets Clark, the Prehensile-tailed Porcupine, who's more interested in snacking then sticking anyone with his quills.
Prehensile-tailed Porcupine Nature's pincushion, porcupines can make anyone a little nervous. But at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, Jorge Ribas meets Clark, the Prehensile-tailed Porcupine, who's more interested in snacking then sticking anyone with his quills. Animals 02:32 May 26, 2010 8672 -
Researchers at the Smithsonian's National Zoo's new genetics lab use animal DNA to diagnose new diseases, help in conservation efforts and solve mysteries. Jorge Ribas goes inside.
Zoo's DNA Lab Cracks Cases Like CSI Researchers at the Smithsonian's National Zoo's new genetics lab use animal DNA to diagnose new diseases, help in conservation efforts and solve mysteries. Jorge Ribas goes inside. Animals 02:02 September 21, 2010 9736 -
A tiger and two camels have been missing for the last four days and now zoo officials worry their live are at risk. Kasey-Dee Gardner spoke with Dave Salmoni about the incident.
Missing Zoo Animals in Grave Danger A tiger and two camels have been missing for the last four days and now zoo officials worry their live are at risk. Kasey-Dee Gardner spoke with Dave Salmoni about the incident. Animals 01:58 June 21, 2010 28150 -
Tasty crickets in hand, Jorge Ribas meets the Great Argus Pheasant and her two new chicks.
Great Argus Pheasant Tasty crickets in hand, Jorge Ribas meets the Great Argus Pheasant and her two new chicks. News 03:14 September 18, 2009 3386 -
Called the chameleons of the sea, cuttlefish can change their skin color and texture to both confuse their prey and hide from predators. At the Smithsonian's National Zoo, Jorge Ribas meets a few of these intelligent invertebrates.
Cuttlefish Called the chameleons of the sea, cuttlefish can change their skin color and texture to both confuse their prey and hide from predators. At the Smithsonian's National Zoo, Jorge Ribas meets a few of these intelligent invertebrates. Animals 02:23 May 10, 2010 20537 -
Looking more like a dead leaf than a stick, the Giant Prickly Stick Insect is a master of camouflage. Jorge Ribas visits the Smithsonian's National Zoo to see the huge bug up close.
Giant Prickly Stick Insect Looking more like a dead leaf than a stick, the Giant Prickly Stick Insect is a master of camouflage. Jorge Ribas visits the Smithsonian's National Zoo to see the huge bug up close. Animals 02:11 March 30, 2010 19310 -
Mei Xiang, the Smithsonian's National Zoo's female giant panda, gets her weekly ultrasound, as vets continue to monitor whether she's pregnant with her second cub. Jorge Ribas sits in on doctor visit.
National Zoo Looks for Panda Pregnancy Mei Xiang, the Smithsonian's National Zoo's female giant panda, gets her weekly ultrasound, as vets continue to monitor whether she's pregnant with her second cub. Jorge Ribas sits in on doctor visit. Animals 02:19 March 22, 2010 9357 -
The Giant Pacific Octopus is smarter than you might think. And at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, Jorge Ribas watches one use its wits - and many arms - to get a snack.
Giant Pacific Octopus The Giant Pacific Octopus is smarter than you might think. And at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, Jorge Ribas watches one use its wits - and many arms - to get a snack. News 03:15 February 23, 2009 29187 -
Meet Alex the Aldabra Giant Tortoise, a resident of the Smithsonian's National Zoo since 1956.
Aldabra Giant Tortoise Meet Alex the Aldabra Giant Tortoise, a resident of the Smithsonian's National Zoo since 1956. Earth 03:37 March 17, 2009 30343 -
The Hercules Beetle can lift the human equivalent of a 65-ton object. Jorge Ribas finds out what else the big bug can do.
Hercules Beetle The Hercules Beetle can lift the human equivalent of a 65-ton object. Jorge Ribas finds out what else the big bug can do. News 03:16 September 18, 2009 14344 -
With mouthfuls of mealworms, this family of Golden Lion Tamarins work for their food. Jorge Ribas hangs out with these curious monkeys.
Golden Lion Tamarin With mouthfuls of mealworms, this family of Golden Lion Tamarins work for their food. Jorge Ribas hangs out with these curious monkeys. News 03:03 September 18, 2009 15502 -
Hanging in the trees, waiting for a tasty snack to stroll by is the Green Tree Python. Jorge Ribas slithers in for a closer look.
Green Tree Python Hanging in the trees, waiting for a tasty snack to stroll by is the Green Tree Python. Jorge Ribas slithers in for a closer look. News 02:51 September 18, 2009 21826 -
The Giant Anteater can eat 30,000 ants per day with its 2-foot-long tongue. Jorge Ribas finds out what else it can do.
Giant Anteater The Giant Anteater can eat 30,000 ants per day with its 2-foot-long tongue. Jorge Ribas finds out what else it can do. News 02:38 September 18, 2009 23522 -
Food puzzles, habitat design and sensory training are just a few of the ways the Smithsonian's National Zoo enriches the lives of its animals. Jorge Ribas finds out more.
National Zoo Keeps Animals Thinking Food puzzles, habitat design and sensory training are just a few of the ways the Smithsonian's National Zoo enriches the lives of its animals. Jorge Ribas finds out more. Animals 03:03 April 25, 2008 15939 -
Jorge Ribas finds out just how deadly the poison dart frogs at the Smithsonian's National Zoo really are.
Poison Dart Frog Jorge Ribas finds out just how deadly the poison dart frogs at the Smithsonian's National Zoo really are. News 02:29 September 18, 2009 22854 -
What do you get when cross a peacock, a praying mantis and a shrimp? A killer crustacean!
Peacock Mantis Shrimp What do you get when cross a peacock, a praying mantis and a shrimp? A killer crustacean! Earth 02:50 March 17, 2009 33187 -
Jorge Ribas finds out how the flamingo gets its pink color, and whether its knees really do bend backwards.
Caribbean Flamingo Jorge Ribas finds out how the flamingo gets its pink color, and whether its knees really do bend backwards. News 03:37 September 18, 2009 11330 -
A pair of endangered wattled cranes at the Smithsonian's National Zoo recently became parents. Jorge Ribas takes a closer look at the rare hatchling, the first ever born at the zoo. Originally filmed in March 2008.
Rare Cranes Give Birth at National Zoo A pair of endangered wattled cranes at the Smithsonian's National Zoo recently became parents. Jorge Ribas takes a closer look at the rare hatchling, the first ever born at the zoo. Originally filmed in March 2008. Animals 04:10 September 21, 2010 13251
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- Discovery News - Zoo Animals
- Meet the wild and crazy animals at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
- List Added: March 30, 2010
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- Animals: Giant Pacific Octopus Returns
- Following in the footsteps (er, tentacles) of Caroline, meet Octavius, the new giant Pacific octopus at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
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Video Added: April 06, 2011
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