Georgia adults with SNAP will be able to get cheap tickets to Zoo Atlanta while kids could get their tickets for free. Here's how it works.

ATLANTA — Zoo Atlanta is now offering $6 tickets to participants in SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), the zoo announced on Monday. In a release, the zoo said visitors will need ...

ATLANTA — Zoo Atlanta is introducing a new discount program for SNAP recipients, while preparing to phase out its long-running library pass program. Starting immediately, Georgia families who ...

Watch this gorilla father tickle his son into a fit of giggles during a special play time at the Atlanta Zoo!

ATLANTA — Zoo Atlanta announced Tuesday evening that longtime resident Suhana, a rare cloud leopard, had died. On Tuesday morning, zoo officials said Suhana “appeared lethargic,” adding that ...

ATLANTA - Zoo Atlanta's newest addition knows that stripes are always in fashion. Buttercup, a 2-year-old Sumatran tiger, arrived at the zoo on Wednesday night from Wildlife Safari in Winston, Oregon.

ATLANTA — Zoo Atlanta announced a new addition on Thursday: Buttercup, a 2-year-old female Sumatran tiger. Zoo officials said Buttercup arrived on the evening of April 16 from the Wildlife ...

The video above was provided by Zoo Atlanta. ATLANTA (WRBL) — The newly upgraded lion complex at Zoo Atlanta is now open. The six-month, $3 million project introduces new features designed for ...

Enjoy the sunshine of the outdoors at Albany’s Chehaw Park & Zoo! This family-friendly park offers an array of exciting activities perfect for visitors of all ages to enjoy.

Zoo Atlanta's newest addition is Titan the African elephant. Sixteen-year-old Titan came to Atlanta from a Kansas zoo on the recommendation of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.

Titan, one of the Sedgwick County Zoo’s longtime elephants, is now at home at Zoo Atlanta.

Zoo Atlanta is now living without pandas, a major tourist draw, for the first time in a quarter century. The zoo's finances are stable enough to endure life without them.