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New white rhino calf is born at Animal Kingdom in Disney World
More animal babies at Disney World. A new white rhino calf was born in February at Animal Kingdom. This is…
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5 baby sable antelopes will make their public debut at Animal Kingdom in April
Five sable antelope calves were born to the herd at Animal Kingdom in Disney World between December and January. The…
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‘Avatar’ sequels delayed until late 2017
It looks like construction on the Avatar-themed land at Disney’s Animal Kingdom may be going more quickly than production on…
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Disney animals get their own website
Finally the animals at Disney World are getting their due. Not the animated ones — the real ones. © Steven…
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Photos: Baby gorilla at Animal Kingdom in Disney World
If you get a chance to head to the Animal Kingdom in Disney World, make sure you take a walk…
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Pangani Forest Exploration Trail at Animal Kingdom may re-open with more animals after Thanksgiving
The Pangani Forest Exploration Trail, closed since September for renovation, may be open sometime after Thanksgiving. © Steven Liebman The…
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Second gorilla born in a month at Animal Kingdom in Disney World
Disney publicity photo The second western lowland gorilla in one month has been born at Animal Kingdom in Disney World.…
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Baby gorilla is born at Animal Kingdom in Disney World
Disney publicity photo Aziz and her newborn gorilla. This past week a new member joined the Animal Kingdom family at…
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Video: Take a ride on Primeval Whirl at Animal Kingdom in Disney World
At Animal Kingdom in Disney World is a carnival-style spinning rollercoaster. The coaster is a “time-machine-styled contraption” to journey back…
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Video: Take a ride on Expedition Everest from Disney World
Expedition Everest, the tallest mountain created by Disney Imagineers at Disney Parks worldwide, is just under 200 feet tall. The…
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