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Fourth grade students make a big contribution to the biggest animals at the Cincinnati Zoo After serving up the sweet stuff to raise funds for the manatees in the past – on this go ‘round, they had a bigger target in mind. The biggest, in fact, land animal on the planet – the elephant. and last updated 2021-05-05 20:48:55-04 CINCINNATI — What do some Mt. Lookout 4th graders, cookie dough and endangered Asian elephants have in common? Mix them all together in a bowl, and you can bake up a whole lot of caring. ‘The baker girls,’ as they’re known, have experien...

Zoo Babies bring smiles, but also hope for their species.

May is Zoo Babies month at the Cincinnati Zoo May is Zoo Babies month at the Cincinnati Zoo, and there are a lot of new babies to see this year. (Source: Cincinnati Zoo) By Maggy Mcdonel | April 30, 2021 at 11:04 AM EDT - Updated April 30 at 11:22 AM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - May is Zoo Babies month at the Cincinnati Zoo, and there are many new babies to see this year. Large signs indicating where babies and expectant moms are can be found all over the Zoo throughout the month. “Apparently there was a good amount of monkey business going on during the pandemic,” said Cincinnati Zoo dire...

Babies make their adorable debut at Cincinnati Zoo Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden Saturday marks the start of Zoo Babies Month at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden. and last updated 2021-05-02 08:54:18-04 CINCINNATI — Saturday marked the start of Zoo Babies Month at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden. Which means large signs will mark the spots where babies and expectant moms can be found at the zoo. “Apparently there was a good amount of monkey business going on during the pandemic,” said Cincinnati Zoo director Thane Maynard. “There are babies all over th...

With new federal guidance from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention saying masks are no longer needed for vaccinated people outdoors, Ohio's rules aren't likely to change much. In the Buckeye state, Gov. DeWine has already said that masks are not required outdoors while your are able to social distance from people outside of your home. Gov. Mike DeWine said Tuesday the mask order, first established in July, might be tweaked but he didn't see any major changes necessitated by the CDC guidance. In Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear announced  Monday that masks will no longer be required at ...