After a fast-paced few months preparing for the Cincinnati Zoo’s latest arrival, things have finally started to slow down as Juno the two-toed sloth makes herself at home. In June, the Cincinnati Zoo ...
Baby Juno, born in June, is the first sloth born at the Cincinnati Zoo, according to zoo officials. Videos of Juno’s slow-motion cuteness have garnered thousands of views on Facebook . Credit ...
The baby hippopotamus born earlier this month at Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden finally has a name. The zoo revealed Monday on NBC's "TODAY" show that the male calf's name is Fritz. Fritz’s ...
Zoo keeper Eunice Frahm does not care for lions or tigers. Or gorillas or bears or hippos or rhinos. Or anything exotic, really. Picture, instead, three little pigs. Some goats (including Myka), a ...
ROYAL OAK, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - The Detroit Zoo has welcomed some new members to its family, four gorillas! Zoo officials say they are welcoming in the new gorillas as renovations to the Great ...
Multiple Cincinnati institutions will receive surprising and transformational bequests from the estate of a late stock broker and philanthropist who passed away in early 2023. Hugh Hoffman ...
Cincinnati's spunky little rhino calf is growing up right before our eyes.Ajani Joe celebrated his third birthday this week. Ajani Joe was born at the Cincinnati Zoo on Aug. 21, 2020 to mother ...
The Cincinnati Zoo is offering free admission to first responders this weekend. From September 8-11, all active fire, police, and safety personnel can visit the zoo for free. The offer will also be ...
The baby hippopotamus born earlier this month at Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden finally has a name. The zoo revealed Monday on NBC's "TODAY" show that the male calf's name is Fritz. Fritz’s ...
After saying goodbye to three gorilla brothers earlier in the summer, the Detroit Zoo has welcomed four new gorillas — one male and three females. "Three of the gorillas — Mshindi, Tulivu and ...
CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Zoo is offering free admission to first responders this weekend. From September 8-11, all active fire, police, and safety personnel can visit the zoo for free.
