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The Southern Tier of New York and Northeast Pennsylvania are full of wonderful holiday season activities. Here are three that you will want to check out.

There are some new residents at Binghamton's Ross Park Zoo.

Pallas's Cats are also known as Otocolobus Manual, and are one of the smallest of the wild cat species.

For someone who moves to the Greater Binghamton area from a town that has nowhere near as much to offer, it's pretty impressive.

The Ross Park Zoo is the fifth oldest zoo in America, and one of their first fun spring events is happening on Friday and Saturday, April 7th and 8th, Easter weekend.

Binghamton's Ross Park Zoo is excited to announce the birth of a litter of absolutely adorable kittens to sand cats, Kaya and Amal.

An owl that escaped from the Central Park Zoo after his cage was damaged has become a New York celebrity, watching over parkgoers from above.

The Dallas Zoo has become the center of a mystery after two monkeys disappeared, an endangered vulture died, and a clouded leopard went missing for a few hours.

Rosamond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse welcomed not one, but two baby elephants, marking the first case of surviving elephant twins born in the United States.

On September 17, the Smithsonian is offering free admission to over 1,000 museums, zoos, and cultural centers, including four places in the Southern Tier.