Happy 4th Birthday to our favorite 4 year old!!! Fritz celebrated with some treats all to himself!
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Red pandas may be adorable but they also need our help.
Happy 15th Birthday to Imani! While we’re celebrating Imani today, we’re also working to protect her Wild counterparts.
July is Wild About Wildlife Month, and at the Cincinnati Zoo’s Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW), the Imperiled Cat Signature Project is wild about collaborating with zoos across the United States to save wild cat species!
Happy National Corn on the Cob Day! Featuring your favorite snackers, Rico, Rye & Juno! 🌽
Juniper and Hazel are beary excited for Zoo Night at the Reds on July 7! Visit us in the Fan Zone before the game to meet special animals and watch from the stands as animals from the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden parade around the field!
Happy Native Plant Month! See these beautiful flowering dogwoods throughout the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden!
Happy bee-lated 1st birthday, Juniper and Hazel! 🐻🐝
Happy Zoo Lovers Day! 🐾 Xoxo, The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
Zola ➡ Kiara ➡ Lulu! These cheetah cub sisters are so grown up! They turned one on November 3!
Munti and Flounder welcomed another litter of pups on Monday night—adding to the four male pups they had last year!
More Zoo Babies! The Aruba Island rattlesnake is expecting! This species doesn't lay eggs like most snakes. Instead, they give birth through a process called ovoviviparity, where eggs develop & hatch inside the mother’s body. The babies are born live, fully formed, and ready to survive on their own
Tessa is expecting! 🦒 Tessa is due in October, and we’re over the moon about this growing addition to the herd and can’t wait to share this journey with you. Stay tuned for updates as Tessa continues her pregnancy — there’s nothing quite like welcoming a new calf to the Zoo family!
Penguin POV 📷 African penguin Chili meets Kris the cheetah on an early morning walk through the Zoo.
We have two African penguin chicks in the Bird House nursery! They will be cared for by bird staff until they are ready to join the rest of the colony in African Penguin Point. Read more: cincinnatizoo.org/new-african-...
We need your voice for wildlife! A new proposal would eliminate the Endangered Species Act (ESA) “blanket rule,” which provides automatic safeguards for newly listed species.
We are excited to welcome three new residents to Manatee Springs, rescued males — Slushie, Alfred, and Hundo. cincinnatizoo.org/cincinnati-z...
Cincinnati Zoo keeper Mandy joins a panel of national experts for a special webinar about American Burying Beetle Recovery Efforts on November 5 at 2:00pm EST. Register here for free to watch: act.biologicaldiversity.org/p9pliWeJq0aG...
Think skunks are scary? Think again! 🦨 In this Spooky Series episode, baby skunk Marshmallow and his care team Sarah and Sammie join Jenna and Mark to clear the air about one of nature’s most misunderstood animals. cincinnatizoo.podbean.com/e/spooky-ser...
After almost two decades leading the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Thane Maynard is moving into a new role as Executive Chair of the Board to spearhead the largest fundraising effort in the Zoo’s history cincinnatizoo.org/cincinnati-z...
The 3-day-old baby gorilla went outside today for the first time. Gladys may be a first-time mom, but she’s already a natural. Visitors can stop by Gorilla World on their next visit in hopes to get a glimpse of the new baby, but they will not be on a set schedule of when they will be out.
Twelve-year-old gorilla Gladys is a mom! A healthy baby boy was born on Saturday, September 20, at 8:32 a.m. Mom and baby are doing well. This is Gladys’ first baby and the 51st gorilla born at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden.
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 & sustainability, we thank you for being an important part of our story
Happy 1st Birthday to Daisy the bonobo! Like chimpanzees, bonobos share 98.7% of our DNA. But unlike gorillas or chimpanzees, bonobos are a matriarchal society. They are female lead, and female bonds take priority over male bonds.
Follow CREW and the team of scientists leading the conservation efforts to save Kentucky clover.