Animal Video Gallery Vol. 269 now available! Featuring the birth Black Stork and an oriental white stork at Tama Zoo, a black-eyed goby at Tokyo Sea Life Park, and the "Old Inokashira Pond" tank.

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May 25, 2026

The video news site "Tokyo Zoo Net BB" was reborn in March 2026 as "Animal Video Gallery." We will deliver four videos every month featuring animals from Tokyo Metropolitan Zoos and Aquariums!

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Two adult Black Stork stand on top of the nest, with a fluffy chick between them.

Black Stork chicks are born.

Black Stork hatched at Tama Zoo. About a month after hatching, it can now walk steadily.
One parent bird and two chicks are on the nest. The chicks are covered in fluffy white feathers.

Stork chicks were born again this year.

Two storks hatched at Tama Zoo in April 2026 and are growing well.
A single black-eyed goby in the aquarium. It has a slightly pinkish-white body color. As its name suggests, it has black eyes.

The mysterious life cycle of the black-eyed goby

The black-eyed goby is a species of goby found in the eastern Pacific Ocean. It is known for its ability to change sex from female to male.
Aquatic plants in a fish tank

The old Inokashira Pond that you can find at Aquatic Life House

The "Old Inokashira Pond" tank at Inokashira Park Zoo Aquatic Life House recreates the conditions under which species now extinct in Tokyo could be found.