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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

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, 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.”

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

CINCINNATI – (December, 2014) Baby gorilla “Kamina” (pronounced Kuh-me-nuh) has been gorillafied by a team of human surrogates at Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden and is ready to move in with gorillas.  It has been decided, after placing her with two females in Cincinnati Zoo’s Gorilla World that showed little interest in the infant, that […]
However it is not an issue that can be forced and we simply have to accept what we

They have done their jobs so well here at the zoo, some for over 8 years.

roughly 400 species to care for, Cincinnati Zoo’s three full-time veterinarians have

Did you know that there is a High School within the Cincinnati Zoo walls? The Cincinnati Zoo Academy has been a part of the public school system in Cincinnati since 1975. Students spend their ninth and tenth grade years at the Hughes High School. During their eleventh and twelfth grade years, they will spend part of each […]
Have you thought about pursuing a career in wildlife conservation, or animal care

By the Bonobo Care team – Jungle Trails Bonobos are man’s closest living relatives, sharing over 98% of the same DNA. Bonobos share defining primate traits with humans like opposable thumbs, the largest brains per body size, and eyes on the front of their faces creating binocular vision and superior depth perception. As a result, […]
Bonobos have the same number of teeth as humans and the same number of hairs on their

On August 10th the Wildlife Canyon staff had to say goodbye to longtime resident Liwu. Liwu, a red panda, lived at the Zoo since 2007 and, at 17 years old, was well past the median life expectancy for her species. Most Zoo visitors probably didn’t know her, as she hasn’t been out in the red […]
I have worked with Liwu since the day she came to the Cincinnati Zoo and have had