A critically endangered species has hatched at the Fort Worth Zoo for the second year in a row in “a massive conservation achievement,” zoo officials said in a news release Wednesday. The hatching of ...

Marcos Avalos, ectotherm zookeeper, holds one of the four newly arrived gharial hatchlings outside of the Museum of Living Art at the Fort Worth Zoo on Thursday. Desiree Rios / Special Contributor ...

Chennai: After a five-year gap, the Chennai Snake Park successfully bred gharials, with three hatchlings marking a fresh chapter in its effort to revive the endangered species through captive breeding ...

WHO: New gharial moms Raani and Snaggle, father Big Boy (the biggest gharial in the U.S.), and the ectotherm keeper team at the Fort Worth Zoo. WHAT: The zoo is now the first in the nation to breed ...

Fort Worth Zoo Celebrates Hatching of Rare Baby Crocodiles originally appeared on PetHelpful. Fort Worth Zoois making conservation history AGAIN, celebrating its third consecutive year of successfully ...

For the third year in a row, the Fort Worth Zoo has achieved the remarkable: growing the population of critically endangered gharial crocodiles! The Fort Worth Zoo has hatched these crocodiles for ...

A Fort Worth Zoo worker holds a gharial crocodile hatchling on Aug. 31. Four gharial crocodiles were born from mid-June to mid-July at the Fort Worth Zoo. Gharial crocs are difficult to breed due to ...

Morena (Madhya Pradesh): In a major wildlife crime bust, forest department officials in Madhya Pradesh’s Morena district, caught a gang of gharial smugglers for the first time. Working together with ...

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.—An animal that can fit in the palm of a person's hand is making history. It's an Indian gharial, a kind of crocodile. The tiny fellow hatched this month at the St. Augustine ...

Along the quiet bends of the Chambal River, gentle ripples now carry the sound of chirping hatchlings. The sandy banks have come alive again with baby gharials taking their first steps. Thousands of ...

Twenty-eight gharial hatchlings have been spotted in a tributary of Nepal’s Karnali River, the first sign of successful nesting in this waterway in at least 16 years. The discovery by villagers living ...