Hej! Welcome to our cruise offers for the week where we’re starting off with a visit to stunning Scandinavian trip to Kristiansand, ...

This is no Hugh Jackman! A mass-murdering wolverine who was being shipped from a Norway zoo to Alaska after killing off all of his kin made a wild escape attempt at Newark Airport yesterday that re… ...

Kristiansand Zoo. Dyreparken is Kristiansand’s zoo and amusement park. Its southern location means it can open 365 days a year, making it one of Norway’s top year-round attractions.

Kristiansand is a top summer destination in Southern Norway. If you’re on a budget or are just passing through Kristiansand, there are plenty of things to do that won't cost a lot.

The one-year old animal was being shipped from the Kristiansand Zoo in Norway to his new home at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center when he decided to change his own itinerary.

The research was in two parts: One experiment took place at the Kristiansand Zoo in Norway, and another happened at the UK’s Twycross Zoo.

Kristiansand zoo said the zebra was put down before it had its head cut off according to NRK, external. The zoo said it was "surplus to the herd" meaning it basically had too many.

A Norwegian zoo has faced intense criticism after reportedly feeding an entire zebra carcass to tigers in front of visitors. The beheaded zebra carcass was placed in Kristiansand Zoo and Amusement ...

Motes Rodrigo and her colleagues studied two male orangutans living at Kristiansand Zoo and Amusement Park in Norway. The apes were given a box containing a piece of fruit, sealed with rope.

Zoo's star giraffe gored to death by antelope in front of horrified ... Children were left crying after the shocking attack at Dyreparken Kristiansand zoo, around 200 miles south of Oslo, ...

Kristiansand has a main dock just over half a mile (1km) from town. Around 50 cruise ships visit each year, but there’s usually only one in port on any one day. If there is a second ship, there ...

Kristiansand Zoo in Norway "With a whole animal to eat, they must spend some time tearing it apart with their claws and teeth. It stimulates natural behaviour.