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  CINCINNATI  (September 22, 2015) – The International Rhino Foundation (IRF) announced today, on World Rhino Day, that the critically-endangered Sumatran rhino population will soon increase by one.  In a species with fewer than 100 individuals left on the planet, one is a significant number. The announcement has special local significance since the father, Andalas, […]
recently announced that eight-year-old Harapan, the last Sumatran rhino in the western

located on top of the Elephant Center and can be booked for private events, the Western

This year the Zoo has added the opportunity for visitors to participate in the Wild

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All of the bald eagles at the Cincinnati Zoo are rescues who were injured in the wild

Learn more about the habitats at the Cincinnati Zoo that our animals call home. Contact us with any questions!
All of the bald eagles at the Cincinnati Zoo are rescues who were injured in the wild

The Sumatran rhino is considered the most endangered of all rhino species and perhaps the most endangered large mammal on Earth. It is estimated that no more than 100 animals exist on the island of Sumatra in Indonesia. The Zoo has worked for more than 30 years to save this species from extinction. Scientific breakthroughs by […]
By 2014, only one Sumatran rhino remained in the Western hemisphere, a lone male

American Institute of Rhinoceros Science (AIRS) CREW is partnering with The Wilds

Tattoos are often a physical expression of something that a person is passionate about. Nowhere is that more evident than at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden! Many of our staff members have artwork on their bodies that represent the animals that have lived here. Read on to find out details about the tattoos that […]
tattoo represents: Six-banded armadillo, Dilbert, vampire bat from Night Hunters, Western

Special Care for Cincinnati Zoo’s Senior Citizens Many of the older animals at the Cincinnati Zoo require the same TLC and medications as your grandparents might.  Arthritis, high blood pressure, vision and cardiac issues are as common in animals as they are in humans.  As a result, the Zoo’s hospital is stocked with anti-inflammatories, diuretics […]
Animals in Zoos tend to live longer than they would in the wild, where there is no

We seek to include all members of our community regardless of economic status or other limiting factors. Contact us with any questions.
the opportunity to experience and cultivate a positive connection to wildlife and wild