Hide and Beak: New Game
© ZSLBecome one of ZSL London Zoo’s hummingbirds and fly around our new tropical bird house collecting flowers that appear in the sunshine. Collect more flowers than the other birds to win.
Keeper's Diary - August 2008
© ZSL Unfortunately this is the last zoo diary that I will be writing, or at least for a while.
I am leaving the zoo to go and study veterinary medicine and so have to say a sad farewell to all the lovely animals I have worked with over the past five years.
Climate Change
Tomorrows future, today's challenge.
Why global warming is the biggest threat to life on earth and what we can all do about it.
The Modern Zoo
The zoological world has changed and developed drastically to meet the standards of the modern world and is not just about animals on show to the public.
Gallery of Extinct Species
© ZSLThe ZSL Library contains an extensive collection of literature concerning animals and their conservation. Many of these publications contain amazing illustrations.
Schools
Discover what you can see and do on your school visit to ZSL London or Whipsnade Zoo, as well as details on how to book an educational trip. School's introduction
Video Library
Go behind the scenes at ZSL London Zoo and ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, meet our keepers and their charges, plus see archive footage and amazing documentation from ZSL's international conservation projects.
Meet the animals
Grevy’s zebra
© John O'Reilly
The Grevy’s zebra has much narrower stripes that the other two zebras and it can live on grasses which are too tough for cattle to eat or digest. This species has become rare due to hunting for its beautiful skin.
More Games
Invertebrate Count
Do you think you've got what it takes to join the ZSL conservation team in the tropics on our 'Invertebrate Count'?
Desktop Gorilla
© ZSLThe ZSL desktop gorilla has been released and is ready to live on your desktop.
Birds & Bees
The birds and the bees at ZSL London Zoo!
Learn about reproduction in a fun and informative way. All living creatures reproduce in order to survive. Reproduction is the way animals create new organisms similar to themselves.
