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Baby Amani is growing up fast!

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Philadelphia Zoo is excited to welcome a new addition to the big cat family: Grom, a male Amur tiger. A few months shy of eight years old and weighing an impressive 300 lbs., Grom comes from Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado.(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ondr2Hr-fVw)

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We can't wait to host A Thousand Horses on Monday night! Get your tickets now: http://bit.ly/1UFqqTd

A Thousand Horses blends the sounds of Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Black Crowes and the Rolling Stones into a modern country sound. See them August 24 at Philadelphia Zoo: http://philadelphiazoo.org/Explore/Upcoming-Events/A-Thousand-Horses.htm

Zoo360 benefits our animals by providing more opportunities for long-distance travel, offering greater variety in their environments, and increasing their ability to determine their own experiences. In this video, watch gorillas Honi and Kira interact with tigers Dmitri and Wiz where Big Cat Crossing cuts underneath Gorilla Treeway.

Rolling Stone called A Thousand Horses one of the "10 New Country Artists You Need to Know” earlier this year. Get to know them at Philadelphia Zoo August 24 when they take over Impala Lawn for the evening! Visit our website for details on how you can win free tickets.

One of the ways Zoo360 benefits our animals is by offering a greater variety of enrichment in their environments. Thanks to Gorilla Treeway and the latest extension of Big Cat Crossing, apes and big cats can interact with each other like never before.

A Thousand Horses is bringing its southern rock to Impala Lawn next month! Get your tickets to see the band at Philadelphia Zoo August 24. Here's how you can win a free pair: http://bit.ly/1gZMl8W

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Got any good Zoo360 photos? Share them on Instagram or Twitter for your chance to win a free Zoo membership! Details: http://bit.ly/1mSd1H8

Nashville's A Thousand Horses is rising fast! Don't miss your chance to see them at the Zoo August 24: http://www.philadelphiazoo.org/Explore/Upcoming-Events/A-Thousand-Horses.htm

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On this day in 1874, Philadelphia Zoo opened to the public for the first time. Here’s what it looked like.

Primate keeper Samantha Nestor introduces you to Kira, one of the Zoo's western lowland gorillas.

Meet Kuchimba, the Zoo’s youngest gorilla.