At San Antonio Zoo, glass is doing more than enclosing space. It is shaping the way guests encounter wildlife, how animals ...
An infamous gorilla who was once a staple of Boston’s Franklin Park Zoo has recently been rehomed a few hundred miles away in ...
Corning's Gorilla Glass is a common name in the screen scene, with smartphone and smartwatch touchscreens made with its proprietary material having a reputation for being highly resilient against ...
Video captured a massive western lowland gorilla charging at the wall of its enclosure at the San Diego Zoo, smashing one of the panels of thick glass in front shocked visitors. Luckily for the zoo ...
The Bristol Zoo gorillas have officially been moved into their new home. The group of captive western lowland gorillas arrived at the “African Forest” habitat at the Bristol Zoo Project, located a few ...
Corning has announced Gorilla Glass Ceramic 3, a new upgrade to smartphone cover glass that promises protection against years of drops, and it’s launching first on the upcoming Motorola Razr Fold.
CORNING, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Corning Incorporated (NYSE: GLW) today announced the launch of Corning® Gorilla® Glass Ceramic 3, the toughest Gorilla Glass Ceramic ever made. Designed to help deliver ...
Chicago-based Goettsch Partners, working with exhibition designer Stantec, completed the James & Elizabeth Bramsen Tropical Forests, a $66 million, three-acre primate habitat at Brookfield Zoo Chicago ...
Watch: Gorillas at San Antonio Zoo Congo Falls seen banging on glass. That's what they do, zoo says.
Just days after the San Antonio Zoo celebrated the grand opening of its new Congo Falls habitat, visitors have posted now-viral videos showing the gorillas "banging" at the clear walls of their ...
Since posting, the video has amassed over 3 million views and thousands of comments, many pointing out that the clip is not real A viral clip of a gorilla slamming into the glass at the San Diego Zoo ...
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Gorillas banging on the windows of enclosure at Bristol Zoo THREE years after it closed
Footage has emerged of a troop of gorillas still living inside the long-abandoned Bristol Zoo - three years after it shut its gates to the public. The video shows the apes pressing against the glass ...
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