Secrets of the Zoo: Tampa - Episode Guide

The ZooTampa family is growing as Ceduna the Female Koala has a baby inside her pouch! Meanwhile, Bruce, a beloved Aldabra Tortoise, falls ill and gets breakfast in bed. Stuart, a pale stingray, soaks up some Florida sun in order to get back his color and his groove!

It's spring at ZooTampa, and the alligators, skunks and bears are emerging from hibernation. On this episode, a newborn bear cub is rushed to the zoo after being abandoned by its mother. A lemur experiences its first seasonal allergies. Meanwhile, a training drill involving sloths tests everyone's patience.

Love is in the air at ZooTampa, but One-horned Rhino Johnny misses his love connection, while RanDee the Orangutan is learning to respond to different trainers using her favorite reward: strawberries. Five juvenile indigo snakes are finally ready to make their voyage into the wild!

Baby fever takes over ZooTampa! The penguin keepers are on egg watch with the hope that penguin parents, Rocky and Thumbelina, hatch two new chicks. Team Asia pairs its mating Malayan tigers with anticipation of breeding a cub, and Dr. Ray rescues an abandoned newborn river otter, which he plans to nurse back to health and eventually return to the wild.

A rescued Florida panther demands veterinary staff attention, while a bear cat mating pair settles into its new home. Meanwhile, a feisty zebra zig zags its way through a hoof trim, and a pair of angry Komodo dragons feasts!

After more than 15 years in the ZooTampa family, chimpanzees Twiggy, Jamie and Nick are ready to retire! The team says heartfelt goodbyes while preparing the trio for the voyage to their new San Francisco home. Meanwhile, the staff welcomes rescued manatees Roomba and Kayo to the newly renovated ZooTampa Manatee hospital.

Secrets of the Zoo: Tampa is back for more wild adventures in the Sunshine State, with new arrivals, endangered animal rescues, and adorable babies.

Big changes are coming for some of ZooTampa's favorite critters as the team is counting down the days until the new baby penguins arrive!

Things are chilly at ZooTampa! As the temperature drops in Florida, the animal care team must help keep the zoo inhabitants warm.

It's moving day at ZooTampa! In this week's episode, leopards move habitats and wolves say goodbye to the zoo as part of a vital breeding program.

A newborn rhino needs a name while a monkey faces a life-or-death crisis. Meanwhile, the Africa team conducts a social experiment with two elephants.

Florida wildlife take the spotlight as the team prepares to relocate two panther cubs. A manatee must prove it can survive in the wild.

A 16-month wait for a rare Indian rhino baby has the ZooTampa team on edge.

Giraffes are coming and going as ZooTampa launches a new breeding program.

The zoo welcomes the newest member of the orangutan family; a tapir struggles with leg issues; a cherished anteater is celebrated.

A manatee faces steep odds. Vets fight to help Florida panthers.

Trouble brews in the rhino family as a new father deals with horn problems.

It's date night for the African elephants; a shoebill couple hopes for its reunion after years apart; a tortoise develops a mysterious limp.

The ZooTampa team has its hands full with critical manatees; a young nyala undergoes a messy procedure; a nervous cockatoo needs a beak trim.

A surprise birth shocks the zoo, and a pony develops a mysterious mass.

Penguin mates prepare to become surrogate parents; a treasured white rhino trains for its next adventure; a moray eel visits the vets.

A young koala and its caretaker share valuable time; a rhino learns the ropes as it grows up at the zoo; a marabou stork fights for its life.

A new wallaby hops into the zoo's mob; a record-breaking lemur is 35.

As spring blooms, penguin chicks dive into penguin preschool, a sloth prepares for a big debut, and a caretaker trains to be a venomous snake handler.

ZooTampa celebrates the arrival of a band of baboons from Brooklyn, a new calf joins the rhino crash, and a hermit crab hunts for the perfect home.

A beloved Clouded Leopard has a mystery illness, the binturong family keeps growing, and ZooTampa assembles their first ever herd of female giraffes.

An orangutan gives birth on her own terms, a Sun Bear faces his dental woes, and big changes are afoot for the red wolves and a Galapagos tortoise.

Major lifestyle changes at ZooTampa as bears and panthers get habitat upgrades, a rhino makes new friends, and a grouper has emergency surgery.

Zoo Tampa's vets solve mysteries and make history with an orangutan's herniated belly button, a rhino's chin lesion, and a hornbill's prosthetic beak.

Cutting edge care brings hope to an African penguin and a beloved anteater.

Breeding season is underway at ZooTampa, and these animals are feeling love. A breeding recommendation has two koala lovebirds rekindling their romance. A new pygmy hippo joins the ZooTampa family, in hopes that he's Mr. Right for his mate. Four painted Dog brothers prepare to depart ZooTampa in search of their own soulmates. And a pair of rescued eagles are due for a habitat move.

Who runs the zoo? The ladies of ZooTampa are leading the charge with animals new and old. The Asia team welcomes a female Malayan tiger and works diligently to make her feel at home. Emotions run high as a zebbra gets ready for a magical move. A sandhill crane with an attitude has a troubling limp. And the Florida team has their hands full with the rescue of a mother and daughter manatee.

It's a big world out there, and ZooTampa is playing its part to make it better! At home, the zoo joins a groundbreaking program to protect their mammals from a pandemic. In Florida, the plight of a recued panther inspires a field expedition to improve wildlife safety. And around the world, breeding programs lead to the arrival of an Asian babirusa and a baby watch for an African bay duiker.

It's baby season at ZooTampa, and all hands are on deck! The zoo celebrates the historic birth of four Red Wolf pups, a huge conservation win for the critically endangered Florida species. But will triumph turn to tragedy? The Aviary department is watching Southern Bald Ibis eggs that could hatch at any moment. And the Africa team puts their training to the test with reluctant giraffes.

ZooTampa is taking care of its most vulnerable species. Orphaned manatees require around-the-clock attention, while another manatee has to overcome serious injuries before she can return to the wild. A growing Siamang starts her journey of forging her independence from mom and dad. And an Indigo Snake is rushed into emergency surgery only to reveal an egg-ceptionally large surprise.

At ZooTampa, teamwork is the name of the game! Feathers are flying as the entire staff scrambles to protect their most vulnerable flocks from an Avian Flu. A Clouded Leopard's recovery from GI issues hits a serious setback, with the team racing to find answers about her recurring stomach problems. A Colobus monkey gets a physical exam, and a new generation of striped newts goes into the wild.

The staff at the Tampa Zoo welcomes their newest superstar.