Tucker Gets a Tusk Trim
Zookeepers at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden work hard to build trust with the animals in their care. By […]
Staying Cool in the Summer Sun
Summer is here and so is the heat! Humans stay cool by sweating, but animals are equipped to handle the […]
Using Infrared Thermography to Non-Invasively Assess Animal Health
Erin Curry, PhD. CREW/Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Cincinnati, OH Michelle Shero, PhD. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, […]
Off the Cuff: An Inside Look at Voluntary Blood Pressure Readings with our Great Apes
By: Theresa Clyatt-Larson, Victoria McGee, and David Orban When you visit the doctor, you typically get a blood pressure reading. […]
Great Enrichment for a Great Ape
Henry, the 30-year-old Sumatran orangutan that has lived at the Cincinnati Zoo since 2011, is a great ape (in every way)! […]
Kris and Remus: Full Speed Ahead!
Kris and Remus have been maturing into great ambassadors over the past few months. They are currently training to be […]
Walter the Warthog Moves to Africa
The African savannah habitat is welcoming an exciting new resident, Walter the warthog! In order to set Walter up for […]
World Gorilla Day and the Cincinnati Zoo
“Susie, King Tut, Penelope, Hatari, Mahari, Samantha, Sam, Timu, Colossus, Jomo, Gladys, Mona and Elle”. The list of names goes […]
Cincinnati Zoo Rhino Donates Blood
Plasma from father-to-be Faru banked to help calf if needed CINCINNATI, OH (June 16, 2017) – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s black […]
Cincinnati Zoo in the Animal Care Spotlight
200 Animal Care Professionals Gather to Share Best Practices Last week the Cincinnati Zoo hosted the annual Animal Behavior Management Alliance ( […]
How to Train Your Vulture
Training, or operant conditioning, is an important part of the care that all the animals at the Cincinnati Zoo receive. […]