News from Hellabrunn

Yesterday morning, the female Indian rhino was found lifeless in her enclosure in the Rhino House at Hellabrunn Zoo. She was one of the oldest of her …

After around two years of renovation, the time has finally come: the king penguins and rockhopper penguins are back at Hellabrunn Zoo! A total of 22 …

This past summer, visitors will have noticed construction work on the zebra, kudu, takin, nilgai and blackbuck enclosures. The areas were closed off …

Today, 24 October, is International Gibbon Day. Hellabrunn Zoo is home to two species of gibbons: silvery gibbons and siamangs. Zoological curator Dr …

The German army's explosive detection dog (EDD) unit visited Hellabrunn Zoo for a demanding exercise. This took place in the dark and on unfamiliar …

Hellabrunn Zoo has been designated an Arche-Park (Ark Park) by the Society for the Conservation of Heritage and Endangered Livestock Breeds (GEH). The …

Good news for northern bald ibis conservation and reintroduction in Germany: an ultralight aircraft belonging to the Waldrappteam is leading 36 young …

The morning melody at Hellabrunn Zoo includes the jingling of food prep kitchen keys and the rhythmic hum of bicycle tyres rolling along the paths – …

A behavioural study examined how environmental design affects the behaviour and use of space among the Indian crested porcupines at Hellabrunn Zoo.