MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Zoo Miami is celebrating a milestone with the birth of an endangered Mongoose lemur. The baby lemur was born on May 6, when the zoo was closed because of the coronavirus pandemic.

An Atascadero zoo welcomed the birth of a baby mongoose lemur — and you can see the cuddly creature and its mother soon. The newborn and its parents will stay at the Charles Paddock Zoo as part of its ...

Charles Paddock Zoo visitors now have a chance to see a baby mongoose lemur. Zoo officials said the mongoose lemur will spend at least the first three weeks clinging to the mother. During that time, ...

The yellow mongoose is among a small population at the Curraghs Wildlife Park A yellow mongoose that has escaped from the Isle of Man's wildlife park has been spotted in the capital city. The animal, ...

Giving birth is the social event of the year for banded mongooses in Uganda. Aug. 15, 2010— -- Giving birth is the social event of the year for banded mongooses in Uganda. When females live in ...

MIAMI (WSVN) - Zoo Miami has welcomed a new addition to its family. A mongoose lemur was born on May 6. It’s the first birth of the endangered species at the zoo. Zoo officials said they have not ...