buffalo zoo

If you're a lifelong resident of Western New York, you know that 716 Day is a day to celebrate everything Buffalo. As you know 716 is the are code that comprises most of Western New York the so on July 16th, we celebrate all that IS Buffalo and Western New York as if it was a national holiday.

Parents! It is going to be a very, very nice weekend here in Western New York and it seems like the perfect time to come see the new lion cubs at the Buffalo Zoo!
AS OF TODAY, YOU CAN GO SEE THE BABY LIONS EVERYDAY FROM 10 AM TO 1 PM...

The Buffalo Zoo has announced that they've got new baby lion cubs! They've done the gender reveal. Now, they need some names and they're looking for your help.

Rhino's are endangered all over the world. But the Buffalo Zoo is hoping to add another one to the world soon!

A couple weeks ago, the Buffalo Zoo announced that there were two new lion cubs born. Unfortunately, we haven't been able to see much of them yet, until now.

Spring is a time for new life, and they've got some at The Buffalo Zoo! Welcome two new lion cubs to our city.

The Buffalo Zoo is proud to announce that they have a new resident for you to visit soon! Her name is Lulu and she's an Eastern Black Rhino.

To the delight of absolutely everybody in Western New York, The Buffalo Zoo formally announced their reopening date on social media and on their website today.

On Facebook, the fine folks at the Buffalo Zoo will be introducing us to and checking in on some of our favorite Zoo friends along with some we may not know much about.

The Buffalo Zoo was blessed with a baby rhino in June and up until now, he has gone unnamed. But as of today, he's got a name.

Greater One Horned Rhinos are critically threatened worldwide, but today their population increased by one at the Buffalo Zoo.

If you haven't visited the Buffalo Zoo lately, it's time, and you won't be the only ones there.