Regular vet trips might be typical when it comes to taking our pets. As for the residents at Zoo Knoxville, these check up aren’t as regular, but they’re just as important.

Zoo Knoxville has welcomed two new members of its family: a pair of red pandas.

Zoo Knoxville’s residents range from all ages. When it comes to the older crowd, their care is just as important. Vets with Zoo Knoxville have come up with creative ways to take that care into practice with resident guinea hog Maji.

The newest animal you might see out in East Tennessee is Jaco the armadillo. He’s a resident similar to those making their way to our area.

While walking around Zoo Knoxville, there’s a chance you could see a porcupine going on one of her walks.

Here’s how you can make an impact that helps the animals at Zoo Knoxville with something called “browse.”

While visiting Zoo Knoxville you’ll see all sorts of animals. Some of these animals are considered Wild Ambassadors and play a special part at the zoo.

They come in all shapes and sizes, but this one massive. Dolly, a reticulated python, is a snake you won’t miss at Zoo Knoxville.

Oncoming winter weather has much of Tennessee thinking about road conditions and a day off school, but at Zoo Knoxville, animals are the priority.

Spencer the macaw shows off his tricks at Food City Center

Zoo Knoxville recently made the announcement of the birth of a baby gorilla. WVLT got to take a closer look at the life of the newborn.

As Dollywood’s Harvest Festival comes to a close, you may wonder where all those big pumpkins go.

WVLT sat down with a keeper at the zoo to learn just how these creepy crawlies play a key role in the ecosystem.

With spooky season getting closer, WVLT takes you wild inside Zoo Knoxville to learn about some creepy crawly creature myths.

It appears to be baby season at Zoo Knoxville. The zoo recently made an announcement about the birth of two baby red pandas.