Otterly Adorable Additions at the Cincinnati Zoo! – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/otterly-adorable-additions-at-the-cincinnati-zoo/
These playful and inquisitive creatures have made their way to our zoo, bringing
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Youth Climate Action Day 2022 – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/youth-climate-action-day-2022/
October 22 was Youth Climate Action Day, a day to celebrate all of the incredible ways young people are involved in environmental activism, as well as a day to remind us of what we can all be doing to better serve the environment. As we look ahead to how to create a healthier future for our people […]
Zoo team, with 250 teens participating this past summer of 2022 – many of whom have
Winter is Here and So Are These Cold-Weather Loving Animals – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/winter-is-here-and-so-are-these-cold-weather-loving-animals/
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is open for 364 days of fun! It’s also home to more than 500 animal species, many of which actually enjoy this winter weather! While certain animals like Fiona (who can only be outside if it’s 45 degrees or warmer) and most primates stay inside on the colder days […]
And unlike humans, these cold-weather animals have unique adaptations to keep them
World Great Ape Day and the Cincinnati Zoo – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/world-great-ape-day-and-the-cincinnati-zoo/
On Sept 9, 2017 the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden (CZBG) and conservation organizations across the planet recognize World Great Ape Day. This charismatic group of primates has been part of our community throughout most of the Cincinnati Zoo’s long, rich history. CZBG has had the honor to […]
Although certainly not an ancestor of humans, they have followed along on a common
‘Extinct in the Wild’ Bird Closer to Losing that Designation After Released Sihek Produce Eggs – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/extinct-in-the-wild-bird-closer-to-losing-that-designation-after-released-sihek-produce-eggs/
“This work on Palmyra is something I couldn’t have imagined witnessing in my lifetime
Baby Takin Arrives Right on Time – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/baby-takin-arrives-right-on-time/
Mom and baby are bonding in their behind-the-scenes den Seven-year-old takin Sally gave birth to a healthy calf on Saturday, March 18, 2017, around 2pm at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. Her previous calf, born in 2015, had to be hand-reared due to medical issues, so this is her first real attempt to raise […]
see that Sally is being so attentive to this calf and that her maternal instincts have
Sweet Baby Gracie: A Tribute – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/sweet-baby-gracie-a-tribute/
Even though she was nearly 21 years old, she was still a baby to me. I guess we sort of grew up together at the zoo. I had only been a keeper a few years when she was born. She was the only female cub of a litter of four, but she was a motivated […]
In the past couple of years, I haven’t gotten to be with Gracie much, as I have moved
Cincinnati Zoo Rhino Donates Blood – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/cincinnati-zoo-rhino-donates-blood/
Plasma from father-to-be Faru banked to help calf if needed CINCINNATI, OH (June 16, 2017) – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s black rhino Faru might be a shoe-in for father of the year, and his calf hasn’t even been born yet. Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati has been processing blood collected from the 12-year-old […]
processing blood collected from the 12-year-old rhino for the past nine weeks to have
Nursery Dog Steps in as Surrogate Parent to Cheetah Cubs at the Cincinnati Zoo – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/nursery-dog-steps-in-as-surrogate-parent-to-cheetah-cubs-at-the-cincinnati-zoo/
CINCINNATI, OH (March 22, 2016) – Willow, mother of the five cheetah cubs born via C-section at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s Cheetah Breeding Facility on March 8, has passed away. Zoo vets were hopeful that the five-year-old cheetah would make a full recovery following surgery, but she remained lethargic and lost her appetite […]
Without the C-section, we likely would have lost both the mom and the cubs.”
A Cheetah’s Best Friend: Celebrating the Retirement of Moose, Remus, and Daisy, Our Beloved Companion Dogs! – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/a-cheetahs-best-friend-celebrating-the-retirement-of-moose-remus-and-daisy-our-beloved-companion-dogs/
They have done their jobs so well here at the zoo, some for over 8 years.