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Extra, Extra: Food Carts, Elephants and Endless Winter

Extra, Extra: Food Carts, Elephants and Endless Winter

Woodland Park Zoo continues to try to knock up an elephant, the summer still sucks, and "Cash Cab" proves to be lethal, as opposed to lethally boring. Oh, and City Council passed the food cart measure. more ›

ZooNooz: Sperm Edition (Or, Woodland Park Zoo Inseminates an Elephant)

ZooNooz: Sperm Edition (Or, Woodland Park Zoo Inseminates an Elephant)

Shocking news from Woodland Park Zoo today, involving a May-December long-distance relationship, a potential pregnancy, and a whole lot of men standing around with sperm in a tube. more ›

Team Artificially Inseminates Woodland Park Zoo Elephant With Low Lights, Music, Semen From Albuquerque

Team Artificially Inseminates Woodland Park Zoo Elephant With Low Lights, Music, Semen From Albuquerque

This weekend, Woodland Park Zoo elephant Chai got lucky...If that's what you call having a team of people all up in your nether regions in hopes of getting you pregnant. more ›

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Woodland Park = Sexless Brothel, Say Activists

Woodland Park = Sexless Brothel, Say Activists

According to Friends of the Woodland Park Zoo Elephants, the zoo is dirtier than a frat bathroom with twice the STDs. With elephants dying of herpes and generally pinned into tiny confines, the group contends it's time to stop gawking at their expense and release them to a happy retirement in far-off sanctuaries. more ›

Can't Miss It: Monday

Can't Miss It: Monday

TRUNK SHOW: Downtown's Art/Not Gallery hosts Seattle's first ever non-human art show, A New Breed of Art: Creations by Woodland Park Zoo's Animals. The Puget Sound chapter of the American Association of Zoo Keepers curated the exhibit, which features around twenty pieces of art painted by the zoo's elephants and orangutans. The painting sessions are part of the zoo's enrichment program to keep the animals physically and mentally stimulated, while also encouraging their inner van Goghs. The exhibit runs through March 5th. more ›

Neighborhood News And Local Blog Round-up

Neighborhood News And Local Blog Round-up

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The Pageantry of "Aida" at Seattle Opera

The Pageantry of "Aida" at Seattle Opera

It's the most extravagant of all operas. In fact, the spectacle of Aida (that triumphal march! those elephants!) often outshines the music and singing. Not this time. Seattle Opera's current production of Verdi's masterpiece is a finely integrated staging and immensely satisfying night of theater. more ›

Where Seattlest Kicks It Billy-O With Molly Rose

Where Seattlest Kicks It Billy-O With Molly Rose

Molly RoseLast week, we headed out to Smith to catch up with local singer/songwriter Molly Rose, to chat about her work, learn about her purpose in life, and come back here to tell you people all about it so that you'd feel inspired to head to Columbia City Theater for her show this Thursday night. more ›

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