In the United States, heat waves break out every summer. While people can jump in their pools, go to the beach, hit the lake, or engage in other activities that keep them cool, animals at zoos do not ...

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“Whether it's a little bit of small ice cubes for animals or whether it's a really large ice block, we do need to take into account for the physiology of the animal, the size of the animal, also the ...

Zoo staff implement shade, water, ice treats, and fans to cool 75 animals. Feeding schedules shift to mornings and evenings to avoid peak heat. Zookeepers monitor animals and coordinate with vets ...

MACKEYVILLE, Pa. — The Clinton County Fair near Mackeyville has been around for 52 years. During fair week, many people, especially the 4-H kids and their animals, deal with the hot July temperatures.

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) - While we’re only in the beginning days of summer, the heat has already arrived. But it’s not just people who are feeling the high temperatures. The effects of heat waves ...

As the Earth gets hotter, humans aren’t the only ones worrying about staying cool. From the 100-degree summers of sub-Saharan Africa to the sticky humidity of South Florida, animals have learned to ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The Wisconsin Valley Fair has many attractions and including animal judging. On days when it’s hot and humid, like Thursday, keeping the animals cool is a top priority. “Pigs don ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - People aren't the only ones who are feeling the heat today. Animals both big and small are also dealing with these hot temperatures and that includes all the creatures at the ...

Sloths, kangaroos, lemurs, alligators, capybaras and more will have a new home on International Drive this fall as Cool Zoo prepares to open its doors. The company, which has taken animals on the road ...

Temperatures soared above 113 degrees Fahrenheit in New Delhi, India, on Monday, and for the animals at National Zoological Park, popularly known as Delhi Zoo, that meant it was time to cool down.