Brad Ramirez+FollowDetroit Zoo’s lion cubs hit a growth spurt!Three lion cubs at the Detroit Zoo are already making big strides—literally! Born to 9-year-old lioness Amirah in late November, these little ones have been quietly growing behind the scenes, gaining nearly a pound each in just four days. The zoo just confirmed the cubs’ sexes: two girls and a boy. With their dad Kalu and aunt Asha nearby, the pride is thriving. Considering African lions are vulnerable to extinction, this is more than just cute news—it’s a real win for conservation. How do you feel about zoos playing a role in protecting endangered species? #Travel #DetroitZoo #LionCubs00Share
Jamie Watson+FollowWinter magic at Detroit Zoo: Baby giraffe & Wild LightsDetroit Zoo is turning winter into a season of surprises! There’s a brand new baby giraffe, born at 5’9” and already charming visitors with her curiosity. Plus, three lion cubs have arrived, and while they’ll make their public debut in spring, you can still spot plenty of cold-loving animals like polar bears and red pandas thriving outdoors. Need to warm up? Head inside to see the giraffes, rhinos, and lemurs. And don’t miss the Wild Lights event—millions of twinkling lights and animal displays make it a must for families. Who else loves seeing the zoo come alive in winter? #Travel #DetroitZoo #WinterFun00Share
Kelly Mack+FollowDetroit Zoo mourns beloved camel TulaDetroit Zoo regulars are feeling the loss of Tula, the spirited 6-year-old Bactrian camel who became a favorite for her bold personality and cleverness. After a tough battle with a degenerative ligament condition, the zoo’s animal care team made the heartbreaking decision to say goodbye. Tula’s story is a reminder of the deep bonds between animals and their caretakers, and how much these creatures mean to our community. For those who visited her or followed her journey, what memories or moments stand out? Let’s share and support the staff who gave her so much love. #Travel #DetroitZoo #TulaTheCamel00Share
