The Toronto Zoo is home to two North Sulawesi babirusa. These unique members of the pig family are only found on several islands in Indonesia. Bucky, our 12-year-old male, displays the long curving tusks that male babirusa are known for. Olive, our 11-year-old female, has tusks that are small and barely noticeable, which is typical for females. Babirusa eat a variety of plant material such as fruits, leafy browse, and seeds. They will even strip bark from logs. Keepers try to offer the babirusa

Kalden and Poppy playtime 🐾 Did you know your Toronto Zoo is building a brand new, state-of-the-art habitat for red pandas that includes an indoor viewing area? This new space will elevate their well-being by giving them enhanced choice and control within their habitat, especially during the hot summer months, allowing them to enjoy a climate-controlled indoor space. Guests will be able to view red pandas year-round and see the care we provide up close and personal. More exciting updates coming