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Today we celebrate the most endangered apes in the world: orangutans! The Jungle Trails team cares for one special Sumatran orangutan here at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Henry! Orangutans are considered semi-solitary apes so they spend more time alone than with others. While Henry has had female orangutan companions in the past, he […]
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It wasn’t long ago that we shared the news of our ultrasound success with the world.  We had made history and captured the first in utero images of a Nile hippo fetus, confirming that one of our zoo’s newest and most charismatic residents, Bibi, was pregnant for the first time in her life. With proof that […]
These would have been welcomed signs and indications that labor was imminent, except

Series Includes Zootini, Wild about Wine Events and Zoo Brew CINCINNATI (February 12, 2013) – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s most popular event series is back! A Toast to the Wild, sponsored by KeyBank, kicks off with Zootini on Wednesday, April 3. All proceeds go to the Zoo’s Linder Center for Conservation & Research […]
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What could be better than boating around on the Ohio River on a beautiful day? Participating in a cleanup while doing so! Our Family Community Service volunteers did just this the other day. At first glance, the banks of the Ohio River look lush and green but upon further inspection, many areas of the riverbank […]
inspection, many areas of the riverbank hide countless pieces of trash and debris that have

In a move recommended by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’(AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP), the body that manages animal populations for its member organizations, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s wildly popular young black rhino, Kendi, is heading to San Diego Zoo Safari Park to do his part to save his critically endangered species.  He […]
definitely be out in his yard this Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., so Kendi fans will have

Good neighbors lend life-saving support to Cincinnati Zoo’s premature hippo baby CINCINNATI, OH  (February 20, 2017) – When Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s premature baby hippo Fiona became dehydrated and in need of IV fluids, Zoo veterinary staff reached out to the Cincinnati Children’s nationally-renowned Vascular Access Team (VAT), and, like a good neighbor, they rushed […]
“Preemies have very tiny and unstable veins, and even though our vet team was able

This year has inspired and required folks to explore creative ways to stay connected with friends and participate in fun activities. Our ZooTeens are no exception! Normally, they would spend several weeks of the year helping with Summer Camp, caring for our gardens, or enhancing the visitor experience at interpretive stations throughout the Zoo. Since […]
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The black rhino duo is making short visits to the outdoor habitat CINCINNATI, OH  (August 7, 2017) –  Eastern black rhino calf Kendi, born three weeks ago, and his mom, Seyia, are now making brief appearances in their outdoor habitat at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. “Kendi is a brave little guy and would […]
They have access to go outside and do walk out occasionally, but it will take time

Cutting down trees isn’t the first thing you think of when talking about building a better home for wildlife, but that’s exactly what our Family Community Service volunteers did out at the Zoo’s Bowyer Farm earlier this month. In 1995, the Zoo was willed a 529-acre farm in Mason, Ohio. Since then Bowyer Farm has […]
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