Exceptional Plant Signature Project | Cincinnati Zoo https://cincinnatizoo.org/conservation/crew/exceptional-plant-signature-project/
survive the conditions of seed banking, are short-lived in seed banks, or they have
Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: have
Sumatran Rhino Returns to the Cincinnati Zoo in the Face of Crisis – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/sumatran-rhino-returns-to-the-cincinnati-zoo-in-the-face-of-crisis/
CINCINNATI – (July 21, 2013) “Harapan,” a six-year-old male Sumatran rhino born at the Cincinnati Zoo in 2007 and later moved to the White Oak Conservation Center in Florida and then on to the Los Angeles Zoo, returned home in July in an effort to help save his rapidly disappearing species from extinction. With no […]
“Without the work of the Cincinnati Zoo we would not have had the success that we
Protecting the Colors of the Wind: Saving Scarlet Macaws – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/protecting-the-colors-of-the-wind-saving-scarlet-macaws/
A flock of large, brightly colored birds soaring between trees through a forest in Guatemala, their colors flashing and moving through the air as if they are part of the wind itself. This is the scarlet macaw, the ever-so popular parrot depicted as a pirate’s mate or a friendly pet in movies and stories. What […]
Because they have such beautiful plumage and are known so well for their mimicking
What is a Pirate’s Favorite Parrot? – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/what-is-a-pirates-favorite-parrot/
Co-written with Chelsea Wellmer, AmeriCorps Visitor Engagement Member The scarrrr-let macaw, of course! Forgive us for the corny joke, but it is Talk Like a Pirate Day. Terrible jokes aside, the scarlet macaw is a very colorful and charismatic parrot often kept as a pet, especially in its range countries. Although international trade is banned […]
their parents so they would be less likely to become imprinted on humans and will have
Cincinnati Zoo Plays Major Role in Efforts to Re-establish Extinct-in-the-Wild Species – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/cincinnati-zoo-plays-major-role-in-efforts-to-re-establish-extinct-in-the-wild-species/
first year that facilities housing the rare sapphire and cinnamon feathered birds have
Zoos Help with Recovery of America’s Last Wild Ocelots – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/zoos-help-with-recovery-of-americas-last-wild-ocelots/
partners (Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Gardens, San Antonio Zoo, Audubon Zoo) have
These Houses are the Bee’s Knees – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/these-houses-are-the-bees-knees/
Did you enjoy a cup of coffee this morning? You can thank the bees! Of the 1,400 crop plants grown, nearly 75% depend on pollination, including coffee, almonds, many fruits, and chocolate. Without bees and other pollinators, our diets would be severely limited, and it would be more difficult to acquire the variety of vitamins […]
Next time you’re at the Zoo, stop by to see the house we have up near World of the
Lesser Kudu – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/animals-archive/lesser-kudu/
Males have incredible spiraled horns.
Mini-Juliana Pig – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/animals-archive/mini-juliana-pig/
Mini-Juliana pigs have outgoing and friendly personalities.
The Amazing Sumatran Orangutan – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden https://cincinnatizoo.org/the-amazing-sumatran-orangutan/
Guest Blogger: Kiarra Elliott, Zoo Academy Junior This blog is part of a series of guest blogs by our Zoo Academy students. To learn more about the Zoo Academy program, click here. Hi, my name is Kiarra Elliott. I am a junior at the Zoo Academy. The Zoo Academy is a high school at the […]
Orangutans in human care have been taught how to use tools for enrichment, and in