As Valentine's Day approaches, love is a-buzz at the Minnesota Zoo. This year, you can give a gift as unique as the nearly one million known species of insects found throughout the world.

Two pumas, Snow (left) and Blizzard (right) arrived at the Minnesota Zoo after they were found orphaned in the wilderness (Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Zoo via Zookeeper Adam).

The Minnesota Zoo is celebrating another year of new additions to the zoo with its Farm Babies exhibit. The exhibit lasts from April 29-June 4 and is included in general admission, with guests ...

Adult couples who pay a $15 donation before Feb. 14 can name a bug in someone's honor and then have it be eaten by one of the ...

The brand new bear exhibit is a particular favorite ... I think I may have seen a more diverse amount of animals here than at ...

Whether it be the addition of new animals, voluntary cooperation training, engagement items or even fresh builds, like the new giraffe feeding deck last year, Furrer and Jungheim said that everything ...

The Minnesota Zoo is running a weeklong camp in late March for kids wanting a fun, animal-focused experience over spring break. The camp takes place from March 27-31 for students in first through ...

The Minnesota ... Zoo Foundation before midnight on Feb. 14, zoo staff will name a bug after whomever you wish and feed them to the golden lion tamarins, chameleons, opossums, turtles or other ...

Plus, the zoo unveiled an elevated outdoor ... If you're interested in learning more about the animals native to the state, plan on visiting the Medtronic Minnesota Trail exhibit, which includes ...