Watch the Video Click here to watch on YouTube What’s the first thing you do when you wake up? Many of us might snooze our alarm, grab a bite to eat, and get ready for the day. Well, if you’re a ...

Siamang gibbons have arms that are 1½ times the length of their legs, making it easy to swing from tree to tree. But the endangered primates’ long forelimbs also have another purpose: hugging their ...

An expanded and now interactive experience for Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden guests opened to the public on Monday, introducing a highly anticipated addition to the Harry and Linda Fath Elephant ...

Siamangs are the largest of the 20 gibbon species, and belong to their own genus, Symphalangus. Distributed across Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia, and the southernmost part of Thailand, their ...