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Two New Manatees Scheduled to be on Display Thursday, April 1 CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is excited to welcome two manatees to their new home at Otto M. Budig Family Foundation Manatee Springs! The Zoo’s first-ever female manatees, “Turner” and “CC Baby,” will arrive at the Zoo late Wednesday evening, March […]
Due to this condition, manatees like Turner, have been rescued and are recovering

Guest Blogger: Zoe McCollum-Miller, 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.   I’m sure anyone who has been to the Zoo at least once has seen a Zoo employee holding or walking an interpretive animal […]
animals when there are signs everywhere that give information – especially when we have

By Jillian Petrina and Jordan Hubrich Fall is beginning to settle. Leaves are turning, the days are getting shorter, and there is an ever-growing touch of “spooky” in the atmosphere. Soon it will be Halloween, and many of us will don a disguise and shift into the character of some ghoul, goblin, ghost, or spectacular […]
While we may not have direct contact with some of these habitats, it is still important

Tiger salamanders have a large distribution range; however, they are considered uncommon

On Wednesday, June 21st, we are celebrating World Giraffe Day at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden (CZBG).  Did you know the giraffe was recently listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species with a 40% decrease in their population over the last 30 years? Maasai giraffe are unfortunately being impacted the most out […]
unfortunately being impacted the most out of all of the subspecies, and we currently have

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Four cheetah cubs remain in the Nursery in critical care                         CINCINNATI, OH (March 29, 2016) – Sadly, the runt of the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s cheetah cub litter passed away last night.  All five cubs had been in critical care since they were born via C-section at the Zoo’s Mast Farm on March 8.  […]
underdeveloped systems and the absence of immunities the mom’s colostrum would have

As we’ve added more animal cams, the super-affordable virtual memberships have become

CINCINNATI (February 5, 2018) – Friends of the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, including Zoo employees, members, and representatives from Hamilton County businesses and communities, gathered and spoke at the Hamilton County Board of Elections on Thursday, February 1, 2018, to show support for a tax levy renewal with a modest inflationary increase. The public hearing was the Zoo’s final […]
“We have the most dedicated, generous, and enthusiastic community of any Zoo I know

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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