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The Andean bear Muniri is the latest animal to get a new habitat as the Potawatomi Zoo continues its upward trajectory
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South Bend planners seek feedback on the neighborhood plan. Residents are concerned with the loss of greenspace.
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The lions Kembe, Shtuko and Shaba were unveiled in their new habitat on Thursday
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Zoo officials hope to breed lions for the first time
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Potawatomi Zoo celebrated their first Groundhog Day with their own groundhog - Potawatomi Poppy. The young groundhog saw her shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter. Just like Punxsutawney Phil in Pennsylvania.
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In a social media post Friday, the zoo announced the birth of a Linne’s two-toed sloth. It’s believed to be the first sloth born at the zoo.
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The Potawatomi Zoo is moving all birds indoors and taking staff safety precautions after an increase in avian flu cases in the area.
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Four male giraffes have joined the Potawatomi Zoo with the official opening of the Laidig Giraffe Conservation Center.
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South Bend Common Council approves $6.5 million bond issue for Potawatomi Zoo improvements
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The South Bend Common Council unanimously approved a bond issue for improvements to the Potawatomi Zoo Monday night.The ordinance authorizes the issue of…