Search Results for: American River Otters

Ranging over much of North America, the river otter survives anywhere with access to abundant prey and clean water. With a streamlined body, webbed feet, muscular tail, flexible body, and waterproof fur, otters are designed for swimming in search of fish, crayfish, and other aquatic creatures to eat. Did You Know? Otters are the only [...]

River Otter You share traits with the Otter, a playful and sociable mammal known for its love of water and strong family bonds. Like the Otter, you possess a warm and outgoing personality that brightens the lives of those around you. Your ability to find joy in life's simple pleasures and build meaningful connections makes [...]

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Field Trip Registration Portal Field Trips to the Zoo are a great way to observe animals and feel a connection to wildlife. Students will discover and learn at a world-class zoo that is actively engaged in conservation and sustainability, and filled with opportunities to get up-close and personal with wildlife. Field Trips are available year-round [...]

Otters Sugar and Wesley at the Cincinnati Zoo are known for their playful antics, but this is not a joke – scientists are using their fecal samples to help save animals! The Cincinnati Zoo is sending river otter fecal samples to Working Dogs for Conservation to help train the next generation of otter-mink dogs! Working […]

Otters Sugar and Wesley at the Cincinnati Zoo are known for their playful antics, but this is not a joke – scientists are using their fecal samples to protect animals and their habitats, also places in which people love to recreate! The Cincinnati Zoo is sending river otter fecal samples to Working Dogs for Conservation […]

The Zoo is a magical place in the winter! From more than 4 million LED lights to winter weather animals, you won’t want to miss the fun! The temperatures are dropping but these cool animals will make you feel warm and fuzzy! Learn more about adaptations these animals have that you’re sure to be jealous […]

The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is open for 364 days of fun! It’s also home to more than 500 animal species, many of which actually enjoy this winter weather! While certain animals like Fiona (who can only be outside if it’s 45 degrees or warmer) and most primates stay inside on the colder days […]