If you’re a teacher searching for virtual field trips that go beyond passive videos—or an online tool to keep students engaged during science and nature units—welcome to a better way to explore the wild.
With zoolife.tv, your class can take a real-time journey into the world of animals, powered by ethical zoos and sanctuaries, expert storytelling, and science-based learning tools. All from your classroom screen.
zoolife is the world’s first live, virtual zoo platform. More than just animal webcams, zoolife offers interactive, curriculum-ready wildlife experiences that are as engaging as they are educational.
You and your students can:
Whether your students are learning about habitats, biodiversity, life cycles, or conservation—zoolife creates unforgettable moments of connection with the natural world.
Teachers across North America use zoolife to:
“zoolife has become part of our weekly science ritual. My students know the animals by name, and they come to class excited to check in on them.”
— 4th Grade Teacher, Toronto
Each zoolife habitat is designed for active learning:
Scroll below the live video to unlock species facts, conservation insights, and tips for identifying individual animals—like Ajax the Amur Leopard or Minu the snow leopard cub.
Students can compare species, follow behavioral cues, or track changes over time—all within a guided, readable format.
Students can submit their own questions or browse questions others have asked—then get answers from keepers, researchers, or zoolife’s educational team. It’s like having an animal expert visit your classroom.
Want a deeper dive? zoolife hosts regular expert talks featuring zookeepers, vets, and conservation scientists. Check the schedule card for upcoming sessions, set reminders, and plan your lesson around a live learning experience.
zoolife isn’t just a tool—it’s a window into a world students may never get to see in person.
Use it to:
It’s perfect for:
Getting started is quick—and completely free with zoolife’s Visitor Plan:
Educator discounts are available for full classroom access, but the free version offers everything you need to try your first virtual field trip today.
In a world of overstimulated screens and short attention spans, zoolife brings stillness, wonder, and real-time connection.
It’s not just a webcam. It’s a bridge between your classroom and the natural world—and a virtual field trip your students will never forget.
🎒 Ready to plan your first free virtual field trip?
Explore live animal habitats now at www.zoolife.tv