Time for a game of hog hide and seek! 🐽 Did you know that Zoo provides enrichment to our animals each day? Red river hogs are known for rooting (using their snouts to search through soil to find food). Hiding toys and food in the soil is a way for the hogs to exhibit natural behaviours, while also enjoying tasty treats like peanuts 🥜. Sir Phillip Pigglesworth III is the MVP when it comes to finding objects in the soil. Despite his hard work, the little ones tend to steal the toys and the treat

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Toronto Zoo Snakes- Hog Island Boa and Ratsnake

A birthday celebration as purrrfect as them 🧡🐆🎂 Today, we celebrate the first birthday of Emarah’s three beautiful cheetah cubs. 🐾 Berlioz, Marie and Toulouse continue to grow and do well - all under the watchful love and care of first-time mom, Emarah. They've had quite the year here in our African Savanna and Keepers are happy to report the following: 🐆 Berlioz - has built a reputation of being clumsy and goofy. He spends a lot of time with his brother, Toulouse. 🐆 Toulouse - is very bol

Cheetahs can be very vocal cats, with a wide "vocabulary" of noises: from purring and hissing typical of a house cat, to trills, chirps, and yips which are almost bird-like! You can make some noise, too: spread the word that today is #IntlCheetahDay and help raise awareness of this vulnerable species #Loud4Cheethas | The Toronto Zoo

They grow up so fast. Say hello to this sleepy, eight-week-old panda at The Toronto Zoo. | The Toronto Star