Eel or Salamander? If you go by its looks, you may have been fooled by this amphibian. The Greater Siren is a type of salamander that lives exclusively in aquatic environments. Its external gills, short forelimbs, and lack of hind limbs are few features that make Great Sirens unique creatures among the salamander family. Our Greater Siren is located in the Mississippi River Center near the Main Channel. This animal loves to burrow and hide in vegetation, see if you can spot it! #Salamanders #Zoo

🐻 Big News: Huggy, Henry, and Scout have officially moved into their brand-new grizzly habitat — and they’re loving it! These three siblings were orphaned as cubs and found a second chance at life here at the Greater Vancouver Zoo. At 5 years old, they’re no longer little cubs — more like rowdy teenagers — and this expanded space gives them plenty of room to roam, play, and just be bears. Come watch them splash, sprint, and soak up their new habitat — located in the South Easter corner of the z