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241. Nosing around

These pigs are not to be sniffed at.

242. Tigers enjoy some family time

Nothing ruins a nice lie-down like hyperactive kids!

243. Names wanted for our adorable young ambassadors!

…Tierpark Berlin asks the public for help naming its new Sumatran tiger cubs

244. Attention, zoo fans!

If you would like to admire our animals from the comfort of your own home, you may want to get your hands on our 2023 calendar.

245. Say hello to Susi!

Our little red panda girl finally has a name.

246. Hope in sight for the great bustard

Reintroduction of hand-reared birds | New success for the Tierpark’s partner project

247. Hao finally united with his herd

Recently, our young golden takin orphan moved in with the rest of the takin herd in the Himalayan habitat.

248. Polar Bear Week: Update from Svalbard

Our partner Polar Bears International is now able to gather even more useful information about polar bears thanks to its new mini-cameras.

249. map2go - We care about protecting species

… are protected over the long term. With your support, Berlin’s zoological facilities can support innovative…

250. Tierpark tiger twins are girls

New cubs get their first visit from the vet

251. Golden takin calf explores his home

Now that our golden takin orphan has gained some independence from the loving keepers who raised him, it’s time for him to get used to his habitat.

252. Rodents in winter mode

…Tierpark Berlin’s European hamsters prepare for hibernation

253. Another new arrival at Tierpark Berlin

…Tierpark Berlin has welcomed another marsupial species – the Tasmanian forester kangaroo, a subspecies of the Eastern…

254. Monkeying around with pumpkins

This autumn, our golden-bellied capuchins, Roloway monkeys and red howlers got to have lots of fun with Halloween pumpkins – although they may have been more excited by their contents.

255. Snow leopards vs. pumpkins

Today is International Snow Leopard Day, and we are celebrating by giving our fluffy white felines a special autumnal treat.

256. Young tigers explore their home

The sun has come out – so it’s time for the tiger family to do the same!

257. A new arrival at Tierpark Berlin

May we present some brand-new animal inhabitants? The red and white giant flying squirrels arrived at the Tierpark just a few weeks ago. Now, they are boldly exploring their new home.

258. Fun and games in the polar bear habitat

Unidentified floating object! Tonja and Hertha curiously examine their new cylindrical plaything from all sides.

259. A couple of latecomers

Renewed rejoicing for the banded mongooses

260. Berlin’s Education Senator visits the Tierpark

Getting schooled

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