BOSTON (WHDH) - The Franklin Park Zoo has welcomed an adorable new addition to their Tropical Forest. A baby De Brazza’s monkey was born Oct. 27 and can now be seen on exhibit with the rest of ...

Waking up with the animals in the Tropical Forest at Boston's Franklin Park Zoo WBZ-TV's Levan Reid checked out the Tropical Forest, where gorillas and tapirs were waking up for the morning. He ...

WBZ-TV's Levan Reid checked out the Tropical Forest, where gorillas and tapirs were waking up for the morning. He also watched an anteater being fed. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch isn’t a just ...

Franklin Park Zoo is home to five corpse flowers, ... Pugsley can be viewed in full flower in the zoo’s Tropical Forest exhibit Sunday and Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

On Sept. 28, 2003, when Little Joe was 11, he escaped the apes’ enclosure at the Tropical Forest exhibit just before the zoo’s 6 p.m. closing time and attacked a child and her babysitter.

The zoo said Gigi grew into a grandmother-type figure for unrelated gorillas in the Tropical Forest, taking care of two sisters born in the past 10 years at the Franklin Park Zoo.

BOSTON (CBS) – There's a new, adorable resident on display at the Franklin Park Zoo. A cotton-top tamarin born March 3 can now be seen in the Tropical Forest exhibit. The sex of the baby is not ...

Little Joe turned 30 years old in February. 30 years ago to the day, the 300-pound primate made national news when he escaped and attacked a child and a zoo employee. He was captured a few hours ...

BOSTON (WPRI) — The Franklin Park Zoo recently welcomed a baby pygmy hippo and they’re asking the public for help deciding his name. The calf is the first pygmy hippo to be born at the Zoo ...

Franklin Park Zoo in Boston is asking for the public’s help to name a new pygmy hippo calf. An “adorable little” male pygmy hippo was born on Oct. 5, the zoo announced on Facebook. This ...

The Franklin Park Zoo in Boston is offering free admission to all mothers on Mother's Day, and staff there is hoping people will come visit their newest mother. Skip to Article.