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A stadium. A park. A plan? War Memorial

Uncertainty about the Hogs, the zoo's infrastructure needs stir call for a Little Rock Central Park.
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Zoo's cheetah euthanized

The Little Rock Zoo has euthanized its oldest female cheetah, Zazi, who was ill with kidney disease. A press release from Zoo director Susan Altrui said zoo staff determined her quality of life had significantly declined.
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Serval cats, colobus monkeys to get new home at LR Zoo

The Little Rock Zoo will build new exhibition areas for its Angolan colobus monkeys, a new species at the zoo, and serval cats, which have been held in an enclosure that dates to the 1950s.

Little Rock Zoo adds camel trio

Three female camels have joined the display at the Little Rock Zoo.
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Little Rock Zoo announces penguin births

The Little Rock Zoo says two African penguin hatchlings soon will be on public view. They are the eighth and ninth penguins born since opening of the Laura P. Nichols Penguin Pointe exhibit in 2011.

Little Rock Zoo's female jaguar dies

The Little Rock Zoo's 16-year-old female jaguar, known as Agave, has died after complications from cancer. She and a brother, known as Cactus Jack, have been at the zoo since 2001.
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Black rhino added to Little Rock Zoo

The Little Rock Zoo has added a 10-year-old eastern black rhino to its collection, in a transfer from Zoo Atlanta, in hopes of breeding. She joins a male rhino in the African exhibit next week.

New at the Little Rock Zoo — maned wolf pups

The Little Rock Zoo announces the birth of one male and two female maned wolf pups Dec. 21.
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Zoo announces death of 22-year-old lion

The Little Rock Zoo announced today the death of Sidney, a 22-year-old female lion. The lion was euthanized after a corneal graft on her eye deteriorated.

Male gorilla joins Little Rock Zoo exhibit

The Little Rock Zoo reports that Kivu, a 24-year-old western lowland gorilla that arrived in June  from a Santa Barbara zoo, is getting accustomed to his new larger surroundings and the previously all-female local gorilla population.
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Little Rock Zoo adds yellow-backed duikers. (They're antelopes.)

The Little Rock Zoo announces a couple of new arrivals — yellow-backed duikers, or small antelopes native to forests in several African countries. There's a two-year-old female from the Dallas Zoo and a one-year male from the Cincinnati Zoo.

Zoo realizes almost $3 million trust from supporter's estate

The Little Rock Zoo has announced the largest donation in its 90-year history: A trust worth almost $3 million established by Jayne Jackson, an animal and zoo lover who died in December.
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