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Lions, Tigers and Bears, Oh My!
Israel plays a key role in preserving the wild donkey.
Even the animals in the zoo are celebrating Pesach, at the Ramat Gan Safari.
By JNi.Media
Amsalem demanded statistics on the level of congestion in each prison.
It's hot outside. The animals at the Ramat Gan Safari are cooling off as best they can.
A guide at the Gush Etzion Zoo (bet you didn't there was one of those in Gush Etzion) explains to Junior High School students how to extract the ram horn shell after it dried, and eventually make it into a shofar, on September 15, 2014.
Mango, a 19-year-old male Syrian brown bear, rests on a bed as zoo veterinarians and staff prepare him for surgery in the Ramat Gan Zoological Center's animal hospital near Tel Aviv, Israel, on Wednesday, May 7, 2014.
Gir is 2. He will join resident lioness Ileniya, 16.
Even an elephant wants to give Peres a birthday gift. The President could have used his visit to the Jerusalem Zoo to talk about Noah, but he preferred to speak about –surprise – peace and co-existence.
A brave veterinarian is treating a sick tiger with acupuncture, sticking needles in its ear and other parts of the 14-year-old animal to cure a chronic ear infection. The tiger was sedated before the vet, Mor Mosinzon, began treated “Pedang,” according to the Israel HaYom newspaper. Pedang lives at the Zoological Center of Tel Aviv-Ramat […]
September 11, 2026 
