Hear from our penguin expert and head keeper Cody to see how they chose the names Mars and Rover for these little blue penguins, as well as other tie ins between zoo keeping and astronomy. @917wvxu https://t.co/O0azfeuvGh
The bird team decided to use a bracket-style system to pick a name for the new milky eagle owlet. Each member of the bird team was given slots to fill. Those became the Tweet 16. They then voted on each match-up of names until one name came out on top - Ori! #MarchMadness
It's a very special day today as it's Pickle's birthday. 🐧 Today, Pickle turns 15, and has been treated to a fish birthday cake made by his keepers. Join us in wishing him a very happy birthday. 🥳
Manatees are back in Manatee Springs! Three young manatees arrived in Cincinnati early this morning and can be seen by guests starting this Sunday, March 28. The orphaned males will be rehabilitated until they are ready to return to their native Florida waters.
Congrats to our bird team who won the Plume Award for Significant Contribution to Zoo Aviculture! This award recognizes our bird team for successfully opening two world-class penguin habitats in the summer of 2020! https://t.co/H73SDWrdfK
Parts of Zoo work you normally don’t see; cranes moving trees/perching into exhibits. Big thanks to our Horticulture team and Madison Tree, now our Bald Eagles have some new furniture! #birdsareawesome@CincinnatiZoo
Posed like reapers alongside bodies of water with their dark, wet wings half-spread to dry, Florida cormorants can give people the creeps, but these birds are absolutely stunning up close.
Charlie the sacred kingfisher was found on the road unable to fly, and was brought to the #AustraliaZoo Wildlife Hospital. 🐤 Our expert team soon discovered that he had a fractured wing, and provided him with specialised care. Charlie is now with a dedicated wildlife carer. 💚