The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden opened its doors 150 years ago today in 1875! From its beginnings as one of the nation’s first zoos to its role today as a leader in animal care, conservation & ...
Clearing out the poop from the animals’ enclosures is a significant part of the zoo’s daily energy usage. Here are the Cincinnati Zoo’s most productive poopers. Giraffes: 300 pounds per day. America’s ...
Today, the zoo gets its green title for all sorts of projects: transitioning all its facilities to LED lighting, composting ...
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden received a "monumental" donation from the estate of the late Cincinnati millionaire Hugh Hoffman, the zoo said in a public announcement. The $60 million donation ...
Fiona the hippo at the Cincinnati Zoo has been written up in the New York Times and her own show. Mars, a pigmy hippo in ...
Through a method called operant conditioning, Eunice Framm teaches her barnyard zoo animals to receive vaccines and perform ...
I've been living and working in the US for a decade and have been lucky enough to visit all 50 states. Here, I've selected 15 American towns and cities you should be consider visiting.
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden recently welcomed a baby gorilla. Now, you could be the one to name him. Fan-favorite ...
Twelve-year-old gorilla Gladys is a mom! A healthy baby boy was born on Sat., 9/20, at 8:32 am. Mom & baby are doing well.
Gladys, a gorilla at the zoo, gave birth to a healthy baby boy on September 20 at around 8:32 a.m. Both mom and baby are ...
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