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After a chilly start, things are heating up for Anana and Little One CINCINNATI, OH (February 27, 2018) – It was not love at first sight for Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s polar bears Anana and Little One.  In fact, it has taken more than a year for the pair, put together on a breeding […]
“I have worked with 12 polar bears during my 30 years at the Cincinnati Zoo, and

Guest blogger: Hannah Mason, Special Projects Volunteer Any time you want to see birds from around the globe, you can visit the Wings of the World at the Cincinnati Zoo. But during spring and fall migration seasons–like we’re in right now–you can see bird travelers flying right through your backyard, on their way south to Central […]
monitoring program has helped us find the biggest trouble spots in the Zoo–where we have

South Cumminsville chosen for ‘Community Makeover’ CINCINNATI (July 7, 2014) — Procter & Gamble, the Cincinnati Reds and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden announce the neighborhood of South Cumminsville as the winner of the 2014 Community Makeover. South Cumminsville will receive a complete field renovation of the Wayne Ballfields and significant upgrades to the […]
“The Cincinnati Recreation Commission is so excited to have the Millvale Recreation

Welcome, November, and happy Manatee Awareness Month! Manatees, of which there are three species, are also known as sea cows. They are large, herbivorous marine mammals native to the warm waters of the Caribbean, especially Florida, as well as to the Amazon basin and the coast of West Africa. The nickname “sea cow” refers to […]
and their tails are fluked, like those of dolphins and whales, whereas manatees have

Blue Death-Feigning Beetle Emerges in Time to Celebrate World of the Insect’s 40th Anniversary at the Cincinnati Zoo! CINCINNATI (August 8, 2018) – The blue death feigning beetle that emerged yesterday at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden may be able to flip over and play dead, but the insect team that raised it can’t […]
propagation of species facing issues in the wild including emperor scorpions that have

For this Penguin Awareness Day, we’d like to share all about our new baby in blue. On December 13th, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden welcomed our newest Zoo chick, a little blue penguin. Weighing in at only 30 grams, meet Rose! To honor Betty White’s 100th birthday celebration, the Zoo named our chick after […]
indigo-blue adult feathers grow in around 4-6 months, at which point they will have

The 2013 Cincinnati Walks for Kids benefiting Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center has a brand new location this year, but it still supports the same great cause! This year the walk will be held on Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. More than a fundraising walk, Cincinnati Walks for Kids is […]
Walk participants will have access to a personal fundraising page where supports

Landscaping for the Homeowner Series Begins January 16 Beat winter’s chill by preparing for your spring garden! Back by popular demand is the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s 2013 Landscaping for the Homeowner Series, beginning January 16. Presented by the Zoo’s Director of Horticulture, Steve Foltz, this 10-class series is one of the most informative […]
Whether you have sun or shade, or wet or dry soil, this class will present the possibilities

 CINCINNATI, OH (October 28, 2016) – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s painted dog pack grew from four to sixteen last week when four-year-old African painted dog “Imara (ee-MAH-rah)” gave birth to a dozen pups!  It’s not the first time she’s had her hands full. In January of 2015, Imara produced and raised a litter […]
This time, in addition to having dad, “Kwasi,” as a helper, she’ll have assistance

  Each baby shower gift comes with a chance to name and meet him! CINCINNATI, OH (August 28, 2020) – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s week-old baby eastern black rhinoceros is a boy!  The calf, born August 21, is doing well and needs a name.  To raise funds for the care and feeding of mom, Seyia, and […]
“Eastern black rhinos are critically endangered and have such a long gestation that