Cincinnati Zoo manatees Tuglet, Smidge and Zimomo arrived at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden on October 14.
This began the next stage of their recovery after being rescued in Florida.
The three young manatees will receive continued care at Manatee Springs. This is part of a coordinated conservation effort involving zoos, wildlife agencies…
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is preparing for another round of improvements.
New CEO Dave Jenike outlines plans for future exhibits and conservation projects.
The longtime zoo executive said the institution will continue investing in animal habitats, guest experiences, and wildlife conservation following the completion of a $254 million transformation initiative.
Jenike officially became…
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden will host its annual Stuffed Animal Clinic on Wednesday, July 29, offering families a free educational activity during the summer.
The Stuffed Animal Clinic invites children to bring their favorite plush toys for pretend veterinary checkups while learning how zoo professionals care for animals.
The event will take place…
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden announced this week that one of its red pandas, Marcy, is pregnant and expected to give birth to twins later this summer.
Zoo veterinarians confirmed the pregnancy through ultrasound examinations, which indicated two healthy cubs developing ahead of the expected birth.
The announcement generated excitement among animal enthusiasts and…
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden marked the 10th anniversary of Harambe’s death on May 28, reigniting public reflection on one of the most widely discussed animal incidents in modern internet history.
Harambe, a 17-year-old western lowland gorilla, died in 2016 after zoo officials fatally shot him to protect a 3-year-old child who had entered…


