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			Gorillas Catch a glimpse of the interactions among the Zoo's seven western lowland gorillas, three females and four males, who live in two groups.

			Asian Elephants You can see the Zoo's Asian elephants live in our cam, which sometimes looks to their outdoor habitat and other times looks into Shanthi's and Kandula's indoor enclosure.

			Tiger Cam This cam offers a look into the outdoor habitat of the Zoo's Sumatran tigers.

			O-Line Cam Think Thank is connected to Great Ape House by the Orangutan Transportation System, or O-line, which orangutans use to commute between the buildings.

			MicroTheater Cam The MicroTheatre at the Invertebrate Exhibit introduces organisms too small to see without the aid of a microscope.

			Backyard Biology Cam See who has stopped by our feeder at the. Birds, squirrels, chipmunks are among our visitors.

			Ghavial Cam Watch these crocodilians underwater at the Reptile House.



			Flamingo Flock The flamingo's water is heated during the winter months, so you may see steam rising from the pool as the warm water reacts to the cold air.

			Panda Pair Giant pandas are among the best recognized--but rarest--animals in the world. With over 20 cameras, a virtual visit to Mei Xiang and Tian Tian habitat is a must see.

			Amazonia River Fishes Cam This is a live view of one of the four main exhibit pools at the Amazonia rainforest exhibit. You may see pirarucu, redtailed catfish, and pacu.

			Naked Mole-Rat Cam As the name implies, naked mole-rats are fascinating creatures. See if you can observe how their lifestyle resembles that of ants.

			Octopus Cam As the name implies, watch the octopus in action. If you are lucky, you can catch a demo.

			Black-Footed Ferret Cam View the activity at the Conservation & Research Center's Black-footed Ferret breeding facility.



(Hi) (Low)			The Black-Footed Ferret Recovery Project See how Smithsonian scientists are helping to save America's most endangered mammal from extinction.



Monthly Since Dec. 2005			Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center Migratory Bird Stories Monthly updates about migratory bird research from the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center.