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Check in With Anya’s 6-Week-Old Amur Leopard Cubs – CMZoo

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Our 6-week-old Amur leopard cubs are doing great behind the scenes! Join Asian Highlands Lead Keeper, Basia, for an update on the two cubs’ following mom, getting more mobile, and communicating by making the cutest cub calls you’ve ever heard! Once they show keepers they’re mobile and comfortable enough to explore outside where guests can . . .
Anya and her care team have shown perseverance through their commitment to contributing

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CMZoo Welcomes First Amur Leopard Cubs in Nearly 20 Years – CMZoo

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UPDATE September 17, 2023 – Four-month-old brothers, Basha and Mango, are growing quickly and are full of energy! UPDATE August 29, 2023 – Mango and Basha are discovering the world, one pounce at a time! This dynamic duo is learning how to engage with the exciting world around them. They are often found wrestling with . . .
UPDATE July 19, 2023 – We have exciting news!

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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Welcomes Unexpected Bundle of Joy – CMZoo

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Baby Siamang Born to First-Time Parents, Eve and Wayan – Eve, a 9-year-old Siamang at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, took a different approach to Labor Day this year: by going into labor. In the wee hours of the morning, she gave birth to an adorable black-haired, pink-eared baby, whose sex has not yet been identified. Baby . . .
once they recovered from the happy surprise of discovering the baby this morning, have

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Malaika Continues to Bounce Back; Routine Care for Herd is Ongoing – CMZoo

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At the end of February, Malaika, one of six aging female African elephants at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, was experiencing increasing mobility issues and severe changes in her appetite. After a few days of close monitoring and treatments to help her symptoms, she started to bounce back and has since continued to trend in the right . . .
€™re realistic, because Malaika – like all of the elephants at CMZoo – will have

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CMZoo Member-Supported East African Crowned Crane Conservation Project Makes Progress – CMZoo

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An important conservation effort to save crowned cranes in East Africa is making progress, thanks to the support of Cheyenne Mountain Zoo members. The East African crowned crane has seen a dramatic decrease in population, losing 4,500 individuals over the last four years. If the decline continues at this pace, East African crowned cranes could . . .
were excited and so were we,� said Waugh. “It’s inspiring to see how they have

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CMZoo Makes Adjustments to Support Zwena’s Health – CMZoo

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CMZoo’s animal care and veterinary teams are working hard to make Zwena, a 13-year-old African lioness who was born at CMZoo in 2007, as safe and comfortable as possible as she deals with increasing mobility issues. The 13-year-old sister to Lomela and aunt to Elsa, Boma and Aslan, has been showing symptoms that her team . . .
“At this point we have performed many diagnostic tests to determine the cause of

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CMZoo Accepts Risky Leopard and Tiger Breeding Recommendations – CMZoo

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In the coming weeks and months, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo will continue its efforts – and embark on new ones – to support Species Survival Plans (SSPs) for Amur leopards and Amur tigers. This important work, led by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), contributes to the survival of these iconic species by managing the . . .
Amur tiger Chewy and a new female, Savelii, who is scheduled to arrive in October, have

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