Compared to hulking thoroughbreds, the Przewalski's horse seems small. Caretaker's at Smithsonian's National Zoo explain why. #ZooQs

While other animals seek refuge from the cold, Przewalski's horses relish winter. Caretakers at Smithsonian's National Zoo tell us why. #ZooQs

This Mongolian horse's name is a mouthful. Caretakers at Smithsonian's National Zoo share the story behind it. #ZooQs

Red pandas have some of bushiest tails around. Zookeepers at Smithsonian's National Zoo tell us why. #ZooQs

Red pandas are agile, skilled climbers? We ask zookeepers at Smithsonian's National Zoo why they're so at home in trees. #ZooQs

It should come as no surprise that red panda cubs Henry and Tink love to play. Zookeepers at Smithsonian's National Zoo show us how. #ZooQs

Flamingos must tire of constantly perching on one leg. Or do they? We ask a caretaker at Smithsonian's National Zoo. #ZooQs

Ever wonder why only male peacocks have such extravagant plumage? We ask a caretaker at Smithsonian's National Zoo to explain. #ZooQs

Perhaps the most distinctive quality of flamingos are their rosy color. We ask a caretaker at Smithsonian's National Zoo to explain what causes it. #ZooQs

Taking care of a baby panda isn't all fun and games. See how Bao Bao gets trained. #ZooQs