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Corpse Flower Morticia Ready for a (Stinky) Bloom

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Exciting things are blooming in Discovery Forest! The corpse flower at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanic Garden is close to blooming for the first time ever! Nicknamed “Morticia”, it was given to us as a [...]
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Tortoise Study Shows Environment May Slow Aging Process

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Tortoises in Cincinnati are helping wild counterparts around the world by participating in a study on aging. Data recorded by the Cincinnati Zoo helped a new Species360 Conservation Science Alliance study challenging evolutionary theories of aging [...]
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Otterly Amazing Conservation Collaboration

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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 [...]
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