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Special Day Planned for August 14 CINCINNATI (August 10, 2018) – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, in partnership with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC), has been working to become the most welcoming, accessible, and inclusive Zoo for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. The Zoo has made great progress toward this goal […]
“About 300 Zoo employees and volunteers have been trained to better engage with individuals

CT Scan at MedVet Reveals Abnormalities in Cincinnati Zoo Galapagos Tortoise’s Spine A 16-year-old Galapagos tortoise from the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden was taken to MedVet last Friday to get a CT (Computed Tomography) scan to help Zoo vets pinpoint the cause of his recent lameness. “Bruno started limping a few weeks ago, and […]
“He seemed to drop to one side in his hind end when walking and have a hard time

The Cincinnati Zoo is launching a brand new podcast! This podcast aims to bring you interesting stories and interviews and tips on making the world a better place. We will explore all sorts of topics from animals living at the Cincinnati Zoo, to the people who help the zoo run, highlighting other nonprofits working to make […]
We don’t have to be perfect to make a difference, but small steps can have an impact

Every year, December 4th is a day that zoos and conservation organizations around the world celebrate the fastest land mammal on Earth and highlight the efforts going into saving them. While there is only one official day for this on the calendar, the Cincinnati Zoo celebrates cheetah conservation throughout the year in many different ways. […]
These students have a very unique and hands-on learning experience while participating

Upon necropsy evaluation, Snoop did have extensive disease internally which overwhelmed

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

Safari Through AFRICA at the Cincinnati Zoo CINCINNATI – (June 24, 2013) The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden invites visitors to experience the spirit of Africa during the opening of Phase III of its newest exhibit – AFRICA – which opens to the public on June 29.  Africa will come alive as you journey through […]
While in AFRICA Zoo visitors will have an opportunity to help one of the Zoo’s conservation

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

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

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