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I went to the Columbus Zoo on a nice, warmer day in April to see the Polar Bears. I thought they were so neat that I went back in June and July to check out the rest of the zoo. If you haven't been there before, GO! Video recorded April, June, July 2011.
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Three Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium late last night. Based on observations from a remote camera the newborn cubs appear to be healthy and are nursing in a behind-the-scenes denning area with their mother.
This is the second litter of cubs for eleven-year-old female, Irisa, who gave birth to a litter last year.
Father to this new litter is eight-year-old Jupiter who arrived at the Columbus Zoo in March, 2015 from the Czech Republic. Jupiter’s move to the Columbus Zoo was through a partnership with the
European Endangered Species Program (EEP) and the Association of Zoos and Aquarium’s (AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP) in an effort to increase the genetic health and diversity of tigers in human care. This birth marks the second litter sired by Jupiter but his first in a North American zoo.
“Welcoming tiger cubs at the Zoo is always exciting but it is also a time when we proceed with cautious optimism,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “Tiger cubs are very fragile at birth, however they appear to be thriving and Irisa is being an attentive mother.”
With the addition of the three cubs there are currently seven Amur tigers at the Columbus Zoo.
The tiger is the largest of all cat species. Native to Asia there are six living and three extinct subspecies of tiger. Currently there are fewer than 150 Amur tigers in 49 AZA institutions in North America. These tigers are considered pedigreed since they have a known ancestry and breeding recommendations to maintain genetic diversity are managed by a studbook.
Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica), also historically referred to as Siberian tigers, are critically endangered; fewer than 400 individuals are believed to exist in the forests of the Russian Far East. Their populations are dwindling due to overhunting of prey species such as deer and wild boar, habitat loss, and poaching for skins and body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine. Humans directly cause 75 to 85 percent of tiger deaths.
The Columbus Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Siberian Tiger Project which was established in 1992 by the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Zoo’s privately raised funding contributes to improving human- tiger conflict mitigation, increasing capacity for young Russian scientists, and biological monitoring of tigers through camera trapping, track surveys and radio collaring.
- published: 17 Mar 2016
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Three male Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium during the early morning hours of Apr. 21, 2015. The newborn cubs, weighing only 2.5 lbs., were initially monitored by the animal care team using a remote feed from a camera mounted in the den.
The decision was made to hand rear the cubs after the female failed to show maternal care and nurse them. They are currently in an incubator in the Animal Health Center and it is unknown when Zoo visitors will be able to see them.
“We are always cautiously optimistic about the survival of fragile newborns,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “But the cubs seem to be thriving under the 24-hour care provided by our animal specialists and veterinarians.”
These are the first cubs for ten-year-old female, Irisa, although the Zoo team and the Tiger Species Survival Plan (SSP) had hoped for years she would reproduce and pass on her valuable genes. This is the third litter sired by eleven-year-old, Foli, since 2012.
Gestation for tigers is about 3.5 months which means the cubs were conceived just weeks before Foli left the Columbus Zoo on Feb. 25 for another facility accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. A new male tiger, Jupiter, arrived at the Columbus Zoo on Mar.19. Jupiter was born at the Moscow Zoo in 2007 and came to the Columbus Zoo from the Dvur Kralove Zoo in the Czech Republic. Both males were moved at the recommendation of the Species Survival Plan in an effort to maintain a sustainable population of tigers in human care.
With the addition of the three cubs there are currently 10 Amur tigers at the Columbus Zoo including four cubs born in 2013 and their mother, Mara.
The tiger is the largest of all cat species. Native to Asia there are six living and three extinct subspecies of tiger. Currently there are fewer than 150 Amur tigers in 50 AZA institutions in North America. These tigers are considered pedigreed since they have a known ancestry and breeding recommendations to maintain genetic diversity are managed by a studbook.
Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica), also historically referred to as Siberian tigers, are critically endangered; fewer than 400 individuals are believed to exist in the forests of the Russian Far East. Their populations are dwindling due to overhunting of prey species such as deer and wild boar, habitat loss, and poaching for skins and body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine. Humans directly cause 75 to 85 percent of tiger deaths.
The Columbus Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Siberian Tiger Project which was established in 1992 by the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Zoo’s funding contributes to improving human-tiger conflict mitigation, increasing capacity for young Russian scientists, and biological monitoring of tigers through camera trapping, track surveys and radio collaring.
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Home to more than 10,000 animals representing over 575 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $2 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
- published: 22 Apr 2015
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Taylor Swift is coming to Columbus, Ohio for her #1989WorldTour and we're asking her to make our WILDEST DREAMS come true by visiting the Columbus Zoo!
- published: 12 Sep 2015
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At 5 weeks old, the polar bear cub is doing very well; she weighs a little over 4 pounds and measures 16 inches long! Both eyes have started to open as of yesterday, but they are not fully open yet. The care staff says the sound that she makes in the video is of contentment. Her motor skills are improving each day and she has started trying to stand up on all fours, especially when she’s ready for her next meal! She is on six feedings a day, every four hours. The team has been evaluating her daily needs and provides care 24/7.
- published: 11 Dec 2015
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The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium polar bear, Nora, made her public debut.
- published: 15 Apr 2016
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Over 1,000 people came to see the public debut of Nora, a baby polar bear, at the Columbus Zoo on Friday. Nora could be seen frolicking in a pool and briefly chomping on a traffic cone.
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Nora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Ohio Zoo | MSNBC
- published: 15 Apr 2016
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The public has spoken! Following a worldwide online poll, the three-month-old polar bear cub born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium finally has a name: Nora!
The name was one of four options the Zoo put to a public vote between Jan. 19 and Feb. 3. Nora, a combination of the cub’s parents’ names, Nanuq and Aurora, garnered the most votes followed by; Kaya, meaning “little but wise”; Sakari, meaning “sweet”; and Desna, meaning “boss”. The four names had been selected by the Columbus Zoo’s animal care staff, and participants were able to cast their vote online once every 24 hours. The cub has gathered a strong following on the Columbus Zoo’s social media pages, where fans have been able to watch videos of her growth.
Participants spanned the globe, with 115 countries represented in the voting. The top five participating countries were the United States, France, Brazil, Canada and the United Kingdom for a total of 88,061 votes.
“We are thrilled and inspired that so many people around the world helped name this young polar bear,” said Tom Stalf, president and CEO of the Columbus Zoo. “We hope that those who have been watching Nora grow will continue to do so throughout her life, and remember that we all have a role to play in protecting wild polar bears for generations to come.”
Nora was born on Nov. 6 in the Polar Frontier region at the Columbus Zoo. Animal care team members had hoped that Aurora would be able to take care of the cub herself, but she eventually began leaving the fragile newborn alone for prolonged periods of time. Under the guidance of the Species Survival Plan, a program created by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Columbus Zoo decided to intervene and raise the cub by hand.
She has been growing up fast ever since. The cub, who weighed about one pound at birth, now weighs 18 pounds, and has recently been growing up to an inch a week. She has quickly gone from learning how to walk to running and galloping. Staff members have started to introduce her to water via a small tub, where she has been enjoying splashing around.
“While she does possess some of her infant qualities, she is starting to become independent and play with her new, big bear enrichment items,” said Shannon Morarity, assistant curator at the Columbus Zoo.
Polar bears are native to the circumpolar north including the United States (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Norway and Denmark (Greenland). They are at the top of the Arctic food chain and primarily eat seals. Polar bear populations are declining due to the disappearance of sea ice, and experts estimate that only 20,000-25,000 polar bears are left in the wild. Some scientists believe if the warming trend continues two-thirds of the polar bear population could disappear by the year 2050.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is dedicated to conserving polar bear populations in the wild, and is recognized as an Arctic Ambassador by Polar Bears International.
For the latest news about Nora, follow the Columbus Zoo on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For more information about the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, please visit ColumbusZoo.org.
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Home to more than 11,000 animals representing nearly 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $5 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
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- published: 05 Feb 2016
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Aurora, mother of the newborn polar bear cub at the Columbus Zoo, began taking breaks from caring for her cub late Thursday morning. When these breaks continued throughout the day and became longer the Zoo’s Animal Care staff made the decision to remove the cub from the den and began to hand-rear the newborn.
At this time the cub, a female, is healthy and feeding regularly. She weighs 1.5 pounds and gained 10 grams overnight. Staff will continue to monitor and care for her around-the-clock.
Polar bear reproduction is a very complicated process which leads to the species having one of the lowest reproductive rates of any mammal. Delayed implantation is a point of time during a polar bear’s gestation when a fertilized egg will free-float in the uterus for roughly four months to ensure the cub is born the best time of year for survival. After birth, the survival rate for a polar bear cub during the first few weeks of life is very low due to a number of factors. Some of these factors can be eliminated in a zoo setting though this is still a very delicate time for a newborn.
Polar bears, much like giant pandas, are highly specialized animals that give birth to very small babies which makes them fragile during their first year of life. Survival rates in human care are around 50% which is similar to that of wild bears.
The Columbus Zoo now has four polar bears, female polar bear twins Aurora and Anana who were born at the Toledo Zoo and came to the Columbus Zoo in 2010 from the Pittsburgh Zoo, male polar bear Nanuq who is owned by the Henry Vilas Zoo and came to the Columbus Zoo in 2012 from the Buffalo Zoo, and the newborn cub.
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Home to more than 11,000 animals representing nearly 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $5 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
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2:12Polar Bear Cub Growing Up Fast at the Columbus Zoo
Polar Bear Cub Growing Up Fast at the Columbus ZooPolar Bear Cub Growing Up Fast at the Columbus Zoo
Time flies by with this little gal! Nearly 3 months old, the polar bear cub is learning to walk on all fours, but she still needs a name! Cast your ballot here: columbuszoo.org/namethecub Music: Uke Improv in C by Steve Combs www.freemusicarchive.org CC BY -
20:33Columbus Zoo Adventures
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10:14Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
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I went to the Columbus Zoo on a nice, warmer day in April to see the Polar Bears. I thought they were so neat that I went back in June and July to check out the rest of the zoo. If you haven't been there before, GO! Video recorded April, June, July 2011. -
2:09Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus ZooTiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
Three Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium late last night. Based on observations from a remote camera the newborn cubs appear to be healthy and are nursing in a behind-the-scenes denning area with their mother. This is the second litter of cubs for eleven-year-old female, Irisa, who gave birth to a litter last year. Father to this new litter is eight-year-old Jupiter who arrived at the Columbus Zoo in March, 2015 from the Czech Republic. Jupiter’s move to the Columbus Zoo was through a partnership with the European Endangered Species Program (EEP) and the Association of Zoos and Aquarium’s (AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP) in an effort to increase the genetic health and diversity of tigers in human care. This birth marks the second litter sired by Jupiter but his first in a North American zoo. “Welcoming tiger cubs at the Zoo is always exciting but it is also a time when we proceed with cautious optimism,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “Tiger cubs are very fragile at birth, however they appear to be thriving and Irisa is being an attentive mother.” With the addition of the three cubs there are currently seven Amur tigers at the Columbus Zoo. The tiger is the largest of all cat species. Native to Asia there are six living and three extinct subspecies of tiger. Currently there are fewer than 150 Amur tigers in 49 AZA institutions in North America. These tigers are considered pedigreed since they have a known ancestry and breeding recommendations to maintain genetic diversity are managed by a studbook. Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica), also historically referred to as Siberian tigers, are critically endangered; fewer than 400 individuals are believed to exist in the forests of the Russian Far East. Their populations are dwindling due to overhunting of prey species such as deer and wild boar, habitat loss, and poaching for skins and body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine. Humans directly cause 75 to 85 percent of tiger deaths. The Columbus Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Siberian Tiger Project which was established in 1992 by the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Zoo’s privately raised funding contributes to improving human- tiger conflict mitigation, increasing capacity for young Russian scientists, and biological monitoring of tigers through camera trapping, track surveys and radio collaring. -
2:18Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus ZooTiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
Three male Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium during the early morning hours of Apr. 21, 2015. The newborn cubs, weighing only 2.5 lbs., were initially monitored by the animal care team using a remote feed from a camera mounted in the den. The decision was made to hand rear the cubs after the female failed to show maternal care and nurse them. They are currently in an incubator in the Animal Health Center and it is unknown when Zoo visitors will be able to see them. “We are always cautiously optimistic about the survival of fragile newborns,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “But the cubs seem to be thriving under the 24-hour care provided by our animal specialists and veterinarians.” These are the first cubs for ten-year-old female, Irisa, although the Zoo team and the Tiger Species Survival Plan (SSP) had hoped for years she would reproduce and pass on her valuable genes. This is the third litter sired by eleven-year-old, Foli, since 2012. Gestation for tigers is about 3.5 months which means the cubs were conceived just weeks before Foli left the Columbus Zoo on Feb. 25 for another facility accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. A new male tiger, Jupiter, arrived at the Columbus Zoo on Mar.19. Jupiter was born at the Moscow Zoo in 2007 and came to the Columbus Zoo from the Dvur Kralove Zoo in the Czech Republic. Both males were moved at the recommendation of the Species Survival Plan in an effort to maintain a sustainable population of tigers in human care. With the addition of the three cubs there are currently 10 Amur tigers at the Columbus Zoo including four cubs born in 2013 and their mother, Mara. The tiger is the largest of all cat species. Native to Asia there are six living and three extinct subspecies of tiger. Currently there are fewer than 150 Amur tigers in 50 AZA institutions in North America. These tigers are considered pedigreed since they have a known ancestry and breeding recommendations to maintain genetic diversity are managed by a studbook. Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica), also historically referred to as Siberian tigers, are critically endangered; fewer than 400 individuals are believed to exist in the forests of the Russian Far East. Their populations are dwindling due to overhunting of prey species such as deer and wild boar, habitat loss, and poaching for skins and body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine. Humans directly cause 75 to 85 percent of tiger deaths. The Columbus Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Siberian Tiger Project which was established in 1992 by the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Zoo’s funding contributes to improving human-tiger conflict mitigation, increasing capacity for young Russian scientists, and biological monitoring of tigers through camera trapping, track surveys and radio collaring. ### Home to more than 10,000 animals representing over 575 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $2 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating. -
1:21Columbus Zoo - Wildest Dreams
Columbus Zoo - Wildest DreamsColumbus Zoo - Wildest Dreams
Taylor Swift is coming to Columbus, Ohio for her #1989WorldTour and we're asking her to make our WILDEST DREAMS come true by visiting the Columbus Zoo! -
1:17Polar Bear Dreams
Polar Bear DreamsPolar Bear Dreams
At 5 weeks old, the polar bear cub is doing very well; she weighs a little over 4 pounds and measures 16 inches long! Both eyes have started to open as of yesterday, but they are not fully open yet. The care staff says the sound that she makes in the video is of contentment. Her motor skills are improving each day and she has started trying to stand up on all fours, especially when she’s ready for her next meal! She is on six feedings a day, every four hours. The team has been evaluating her daily needs and provides care 24/7. -
1:48Columbus Zoo polar bear out in public eye
Columbus Zoo polar bear out in public eyeColumbus Zoo polar bear out in public eye
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium polar bear, Nora, made her public debut. -
1:32Nora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Columbus Zoo | MSNBC
Nora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Columbus Zoo | MSNBCNora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Columbus Zoo | MSNBC
Over 1,000 people came to see the public debut of Nora, a baby polar bear, at the Columbus Zoo on Friday. Nora could be seen frolicking in a pool and briefly chomping on a traffic cone. » Subscribe to MSNBC: http://on.msnbc.com/SubscribeTomsnbc About: MSNBC is the premier destination for in-depth analysis of daily headlines, insightful political commentary and informed perspectives. Reaching more than 95 million households worldwide, MSNBC offers a full schedule of live news coverage, political opinions and award-winning documentary programming -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Connect with MSNBC Online Visit msnbc.com: http://on.msnbc.com/Readmsnbc Find MSNBC on Facebook: http://on.msnbc.com/Likemsnbc Follow MSNBC on Twitter: http://on.msnbc.com/Followmsnbc Follow MSNBC on Google+: http://on.msnbc.com/Plusmsnbc Follow MSNBC on Instagram: http://on.msnbc.com/Instamsnbc Follow MSNBC on Tumblr: http://on.msnbc.com/LeanWithmsnbc Nora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Ohio Zoo | MSNBC -
1:06Polar Bear Cub Gets Her Name – Meet Nora!
Polar Bear Cub Gets Her Name – Meet Nora!Polar Bear Cub Gets Her Name – Meet Nora!
The public has spoken! Following a worldwide online poll, the three-month-old polar bear cub born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium finally has a name: Nora! The name was one of four options the Zoo put to a public vote between Jan. 19 and Feb. 3. Nora, a combination of the cub’s parents’ names, Nanuq and Aurora, garnered the most votes followed by; Kaya, meaning “little but wise”; Sakari, meaning “sweet”; and Desna, meaning “boss”. The four names had been selected by the Columbus Zoo’s animal care staff, and participants were able to cast their vote online once every 24 hours. The cub has gathered a strong following on the Columbus Zoo’s social media pages, where fans have been able to watch videos of her growth. Participants spanned the globe, with 115 countries represented in the voting. The top five participating countries were the United States, France, Brazil, Canada and the United Kingdom for a total of 88,061 votes. “We are thrilled and inspired that so many people around the world helped name this young polar bear,” said Tom Stalf, president and CEO of the Columbus Zoo. “We hope that those who have been watching Nora grow will continue to do so throughout her life, and remember that we all have a role to play in protecting wild polar bears for generations to come.” Nora was born on Nov. 6 in the Polar Frontier region at the Columbus Zoo. Animal care team members had hoped that Aurora would be able to take care of the cub herself, but she eventually began leaving the fragile newborn alone for prolonged periods of time. Under the guidance of the Species Survival Plan, a program created by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Columbus Zoo decided to intervene and raise the cub by hand. She has been growing up fast ever since. The cub, who weighed about one pound at birth, now weighs 18 pounds, and has recently been growing up to an inch a week. She has quickly gone from learning how to walk to running and galloping. Staff members have started to introduce her to water via a small tub, where she has been enjoying splashing around. “While she does possess some of her infant qualities, she is starting to become independent and play with her new, big bear enrichment items,” said Shannon Morarity, assistant curator at the Columbus Zoo. Polar bears are native to the circumpolar north including the United States (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Norway and Denmark (Greenland). They are at the top of the Arctic food chain and primarily eat seals. Polar bear populations are declining due to the disappearance of sea ice, and experts estimate that only 20,000-25,000 polar bears are left in the wild. Some scientists believe if the warming trend continues two-thirds of the polar bear population could disappear by the year 2050. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is dedicated to conserving polar bear populations in the wild, and is recognized as an Arctic Ambassador by Polar Bears International. For the latest news about Nora, follow the Columbus Zoo on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For more information about the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, please visit ColumbusZoo.org. ### Home to more than 11,000 animals representing nearly 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $5 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating. Music: Rainbow Street by Scott Holmes licensed under a Attribution LicenseFree Music Archive -
1:17Polar Bear Cub Update
Polar Bear Cub UpdatePolar Bear Cub Update
Aurora, mother of the newborn polar bear cub at the Columbus Zoo, began taking breaks from caring for her cub late Thursday morning. When these breaks continued throughout the day and became longer the Zoo’s Animal Care staff made the decision to remove the cub from the den and began to hand-rear the newborn. At this time the cub, a female, is healthy and feeding regularly. She weighs 1.5 pounds and gained 10 grams overnight. Staff will continue to monitor and care for her around-the-clock. Polar bear reproduction is a very complicated process which leads to the species having one of the lowest reproductive rates of any mammal. Delayed implantation is a point of time during a polar bear’s gestation when a fertilized egg will free-float in the uterus for roughly four months to ensure the cub is born the best time of year for survival. After birth, the survival rate for a polar bear cub during the first few weeks of life is very low due to a number of factors. Some of these factors can be eliminated in a zoo setting though this is still a very delicate time for a newborn. Polar bears, much like giant pandas, are highly specialized animals that give birth to very small babies which makes them fragile during their first year of life. Survival rates in human care are around 50% which is similar to that of wild bears. The Columbus Zoo now has four polar bears, female polar bear twins Aurora and Anana who were born at the Toledo Zoo and came to the Columbus Zoo in 2010 from the Pittsburgh Zoo, male polar bear Nanuq who is owned by the Henry Vilas Zoo and came to the Columbus Zoo in 2012 from the Buffalo Zoo, and the newborn cub. ### Home to more than 11,000 animals representing nearly 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $5 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating. -
13:40Young gorilla and toddler play peek-a-boo at the Columbus Zoo
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1:31THE PRIDE OF THE COLUMBUS ZOO JUST GOT BIGGER
THE PRIDE OF THE COLUMBUS ZOO JUST GOT BIGGERTHE PRIDE OF THE COLUMBUS ZOO JUST GOT BIGGER
Four African lion cubs were born Sunday evening, Aug. 16 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, just days after the pregnancy of the other lioness was announced. This is the first lion cub birth at the Zoo since September 2009. The cubs were born to second-time parents Asali and Tomo. The birth was observed the day Asali’s sister, Kazi, was scheduled to be moved off-view into her own denning shelter, as she is expected to give birth to her first litter later this month. All three adult lions and the cubs are interacting well together in the Heart of Africa lion yard, which is currently closed to the public. Asali and the cubs are expected to move into a denning shelter in the near future. The Zoo will announce viewing information when it becomes available. “We were overjoyed last week to announce that Kazi is pregnant, and absolutely elated about the successful births of her sister, Asali,” said Tom Stalf, President and CEO of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. “With lion populations showing steady decline in the wild, we are proud to be a part of the conservation efforts of these majestic animals.” Although not completely unexpected (animal care staff had noticed physical changes in Asali), the litter comes as a happy surprise. Lion pregnancies are primarily determined by analyzing hormone levels in the lioness’ fecal matter, and keepers had been submitting Asali’s samples to an endocrinologist to determine if she was expecting. The results showed little evidence of the tell-tale progesterone hormone spikes of pregnant lionesses, but it is possible for a lion to be pregnant even with low progesterone levels. Just as human pregnancy tests can produce false-negative or false-positive results, so too can the lion fecal sample tests. Despite the abnormal readings, Asali and her cubs appear to be healthy. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) recommended the pairings of Asali and Kazi with Tomo as part of its Species Survival Plan for African lions. The AZA, of which the Columbus Zoo is an accredited member, strives to maintain a sustainable population of lions in North America. Once common in Africa, lion populations have plummeted by a staggering 42 percent over the past two decades and are currently listed as a vulnerable species on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)’s Red List. One of the major threats to these wild populations is related to human population growth and agricultural expansion. Lions, which pose a threat to valuable livestock, are often indiscriminately killed as pre-emptive protection measures. Prey depletion, habitat loss, bushmeat trade and poorly regulated sport hunting have also led to lion population decline, according to the IUCN. In 2014, the AZA reported that 339 African lions were residing in 98 institutions in North America. Of those animals, 247 are pedigreed (meaning ones with known ancestries). The Columbus Zoo lions represent two of only 61 pairs of pedigreed lions recommended for breeding by the SSP to maintain genetic diversity. Asali’s previous litter included one male and two female cubs. Kitambi, the male lion, now lives at the Phoenix Zoo, Mekita resides at the North Carolina Zoo, and Adia is at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. ––– Home to more than 11,000 animals representing over 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing $4 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating. ––– "Savannah (Sketch)" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ -
8:44Cheetah and Dog Playing at the Columbus Zoo
Cheetah and Dog Playing at the Columbus ZooCheetah and Dog Playing at the Columbus Zoo
I was a bit surprised to learn they use a dog to help with cheetahs. The Columbus Zoo doesn't currently have a display for cheetahs, but they do have a couple from time to time. Mostly they are currently raised at The Wilds near Zanesville, OH. The zoo expects to have a home in Columbus for some of them in 2014. I didn't have a tripod with me and I wasn't sure what to expect, so the footage is a little rough.
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Polar Bear Cub Growing Up Fast at the Columbus Zoo
Time flies by with this little gal! Nearly 3 months old, the polar bear cub is learning to walk on all fours, but she still needs a name! Cast your ballot here: columbuszoo.org/namethecub Music: Uke Improv in C by Steve Combs www.freemusicarchive.org CC BY -
Columbus Zoo Adventures
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Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
I went to the Columbus Zoo on a nice, warmer day in April to see the Polar Bears. I thought they were so neat that I went back in June and July to check out the rest of the zoo. If you haven't been there before, GO! Video recorded April, June, July 2011. -
Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
Three Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium late last night. Based on observations from a remote camera the newborn cubs appear to be healthy and are nursing in a behind-the-scenes denning area with their mother. This is the second litter of cubs for eleven-year-old female, Irisa, who gave birth to a litter last year. Father to this new litter is eight-year-old Jupiter who arrived at the Columbus Zoo in March, 2015 from the Czech Republic. Jupiter’s move to the Columbus Zoo was through a partnership with the European Endangered Species Program (EEP) and the Association of Zoos and Aquarium’s (AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP) in an effort to increase the genetic health and diversity of tigers in human care. This birth marks the second litter sired by Jupiter but his fi... -
Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
Three male Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium during the early morning hours of Apr. 21, 2015. The newborn cubs, weighing only 2.5 lbs., were initially monitored by the animal care team using a remote feed from a camera mounted in the den. The decision was made to hand rear the cubs after the female failed to show maternal care and nurse them. They are currently in an incubator in the Animal Health Center and it is unknown when Zoo visitors will be able to see them. “We are always cautiously optimistic about the survival of fragile newborns,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “But the cubs seem to be thriving under the 24-hour care provided by our animal specialists and veterinarians.” These are the first cubs for ten-year-old female, Irisa, although the Zoo team ... -
Columbus Zoo - Wildest Dreams
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Polar Bear Dreams
At 5 weeks old, the polar bear cub is doing very well; she weighs a little over 4 pounds and measures 16 inches long! Both eyes have started to open as of yesterday, but they are not fully open yet. The care staff says the sound that she makes in the video is of contentment. Her motor skills are improving each day and she has started trying to stand up on all fours, especially when she’s ready for her next meal! She is on six feedings a day, every four hours. The team has been evaluating her daily needs and provides care 24/7. -
Columbus Zoo polar bear out in public eye
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Nora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Columbus Zoo | MSNBC
Over 1,000 people came to see the public debut of Nora, a baby polar bear, at the Columbus Zoo on Friday. Nora could be seen frolicking in a pool and briefly chomping on a traffic cone. » Subscribe to MSNBC: http://on.msnbc.com/SubscribeTomsnbc About: MSNBC is the premier destination for in-depth analysis of daily headlines, insightful political commentary and informed perspectives. Reaching more than 95 million households worldwide, MSNBC offers a full schedule of live news coverage, political opinions and award-winning documentary programming -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Connect with MSNBC Online Visit msnbc.com: http://on.msnbc.com/Readmsnbc Find MSNBC on Facebook: http://on.msnbc.com/Likemsnbc Follow MSNBC on Twitter: http://on.msnbc.com/Followmsnbc Follow MSNBC on Google+: http... -
Polar Bear Cub Gets Her Name – Meet Nora!
The public has spoken! Following a worldwide online poll, the three-month-old polar bear cub born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium finally has a name: Nora! The name was one of four options the Zoo put to a public vote between Jan. 19 and Feb. 3. Nora, a combination of the cub’s parents’ names, Nanuq and Aurora, garnered the most votes followed by; Kaya, meaning “little but wise”; Sakari, meaning “sweet”; and Desna, meaning “boss”. The four names had been selected by the Columbus Zoo’s animal care staff, and participants were able to cast their vote online once every 24 hours. The cub has gathered a strong following on the Columbus Zoo’s social media pages, where fans have been able to watch videos of her growth. Participants spanned the globe, with 115 countries represented in the vot... -
Polar Bear Cub Update
Aurora, mother of the newborn polar bear cub at the Columbus Zoo, began taking breaks from caring for her cub late Thursday morning. When these breaks continued throughout the day and became longer the Zoo’s Animal Care staff made the decision to remove the cub from the den and began to hand-rear the newborn. At this time the cub, a female, is healthy and feeding regularly. She weighs 1.5 pounds and gained 10 grams overnight. Staff will continue to monitor and care for her around-the-clock. Polar bear reproduction is a very complicated process which leads to the species having one of the lowest reproductive rates of any mammal. Delayed implantation is a point of time during a polar bear’s gestation when a fertilized egg will free-... -
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THE PRIDE OF THE COLUMBUS ZOO JUST GOT BIGGER
Four African lion cubs were born Sunday evening, Aug. 16 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, just days after the pregnancy of the other lioness was announced. This is the first lion cub birth at the Zoo since September 2009. The cubs were born to second-time parents Asali and Tomo. The birth was observed the day Asali’s sister, Kazi, was scheduled to be moved off-view into her own denning shelter, as she is expected to give birth to her first litter later this month. All three adult lions and the cubs are interacting well together in the Heart of Africa lion yard, which is currently closed to the public. Asali and the cubs are expected to move into a denning shelter in the near future. The Zoo will announce viewing information when it becomes available. “We were overjoyed la... -
Cheetah and Dog Playing at the Columbus Zoo
I was a bit surprised to learn they use a dog to help with cheetahs. The Columbus Zoo doesn't currently have a display for cheetahs, but they do have a couple from time to time. Mostly they are currently raised at The Wilds near Zanesville, OH. The zoo expects to have a home in Columbus for some of them in 2014. I didn't have a tripod with me and I wasn't sure what to expect, so the footage is a little rough. -
REEDSBUD Columbus Zoo
Alrighty my friends, one more long vid for you all and the last from the Buckeye state!! Join us as we tour the beautiful Columbus Zoo and Aquarium checking out all the sweet creatures here on a HOT and muggy day here in central Ohio!! Mahalo and enjoy!! -
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Gorilla plays peek-a-boo with toddler at Columbus Zoo – video
A two-year-old baby gorilla named Kamoli is caught on camera playing a game of peek-a-boo with a toddler at Columbus Zoo in Ohio. Subscribe to Guardian Wires ► http://bit.ly/guardianwiressub Isiah Chute, also aged two, and the gorilla chase each other back and forth, with the gorilla hiding behind a plastic tree as the young visitor laughs excitedly The Guardian ► http://is.gd/guardianyt Guardian Football ► http://is.gd/guardianfootball Guardian Music ► http://is.gd/guardianYTmusic Guardian Australia ► http://is.gd/guardianaustralia Guardian Tech ► http://is.gd/guardiantech Guardian Culture ► http://is.gd/guardianculture Guardian Food ► http://is.gd/guardianfood Watch Me Date ► http://is.gd/watchmedate -
Adorable polar bear cub, rejected by her mother doing great at Columbus Zoo
Columbus Zoo’s female polar bear cub has become somewhat of an online celebrity after she was rejected by her mother at birth and raised by zoo staff. Report by Jennifer Cordingley. Like our tunes? Find them all at http://stoneocean.info -
Columbus Zoo and Jungle Jack's Landing
In 2010 Coaster Touring paid a visit to Columbus Zoo for the sole purpose of riding Sea Dragon. Sea Dragon is a wooden coaster that opened in 1956 and was the centre piece of Wyandot Lake. Wyandot Lake now forms part of Columbus Zoo and has been renamed Jungle Jacks Landing. -
Colo's 57th Birthday
Colo, the first gorilla born in a zoo and oldest gorilla on record is making news again for her 57th birthday. Colo has resided at the Columbus Zoo since her landmark birth in 1956 and holds the record for oldest gorilla. Her name came from a national "Name the Baby Gorilla" contest. The name Colo, which is short for Columbus Ohio, was chosen from more than 7,500 entries. In the late 60's and early 70's Colo gave birth to three children and now her family tree includes 16 grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. While one daughter, two grandchildren and one great grandchild reside at the Columbus Zoo many of Colo's descendants can be found in zoos across the country. "The birth of Colo and her descendants have paved the way for gorillas, an endange... -
Columbus Zoo Trip February 2013
Here is a video i made or our trip to the Columbus Zoo. The best part is when the Lion roars so loud, everyone starts freaking out and to top it off, He pees on the face. -
Polar Bear Cubs Born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium!
Two polar bear cubs were born Friday night, Nov. 6 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Animal Care staff observed Aurora, mother of the cubs, caring for the newborns though, despite her efforts, only one cub has survived. Polar bears have one of the lowest reproductive rates of any mammal. The survival rate for a polar bear cub during the first few weeks of life is only about 50 percent. At this time the surviving cub is doing well and Aurora is being an attentive mother. The two are in a private denning area off public view where they will remain until spring. The Columbus Zoo animal team, in conjunction with recommendations from other polar bear breeding facilities, made the decision not to intervene. Polar bear cubs are difficult to hand rear and disrupting Aurora’s maternal care w...
Polar Bear Cub Growing Up Fast at the Columbus Zoo
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Time flies by with this little gal! Nearly 3 months old, the polar bear cub is learning to walk on all fours, but she still needs a name! Cast your ballot here:...
Time flies by with this little gal! Nearly 3 months old, the polar bear cub is learning to walk on all fours, but she still needs a name! Cast your ballot here: columbuszoo.org/namethecub
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Columbus Zoo Adventures
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Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
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I went to the Columbus Zoo on a nice, warmer day in April to see the Polar Bears. I thought they were so neat that I went back in June and July to check out the...
I went to the Columbus Zoo on a nice, warmer day in April to see the Polar Bears. I thought they were so neat that I went back in June and July to check out the rest of the zoo. If you haven't been there before, GO! Video recorded April, June, July 2011.
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I went to the Columbus Zoo on a nice, warmer day in April to see the Polar Bears. I thought they were so neat that I went back in June and July to check out the rest of the zoo. If you haven't been there before, GO! Video recorded April, June, July 2011.
- published: 28 Jul 2011
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Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
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Three Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium late last night. Based on observations from a remote camera the newborn cubs appear to be healt...
Three Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium late last night. Based on observations from a remote camera the newborn cubs appear to be healthy and are nursing in a behind-the-scenes denning area with their mother.
This is the second litter of cubs for eleven-year-old female, Irisa, who gave birth to a litter last year.
Father to this new litter is eight-year-old Jupiter who arrived at the Columbus Zoo in March, 2015 from the Czech Republic. Jupiter’s move to the Columbus Zoo was through a partnership with the
European Endangered Species Program (EEP) and the Association of Zoos and Aquarium’s (AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP) in an effort to increase the genetic health and diversity of tigers in human care. This birth marks the second litter sired by Jupiter but his first in a North American zoo.
“Welcoming tiger cubs at the Zoo is always exciting but it is also a time when we proceed with cautious optimism,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “Tiger cubs are very fragile at birth, however they appear to be thriving and Irisa is being an attentive mother.”
With the addition of the three cubs there are currently seven Amur tigers at the Columbus Zoo.
The tiger is the largest of all cat species. Native to Asia there are six living and three extinct subspecies of tiger. Currently there are fewer than 150 Amur tigers in 49 AZA institutions in North America. These tigers are considered pedigreed since they have a known ancestry and breeding recommendations to maintain genetic diversity are managed by a studbook.
Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica), also historically referred to as Siberian tigers, are critically endangered; fewer than 400 individuals are believed to exist in the forests of the Russian Far East. Their populations are dwindling due to overhunting of prey species such as deer and wild boar, habitat loss, and poaching for skins and body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine. Humans directly cause 75 to 85 percent of tiger deaths.
The Columbus Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Siberian Tiger Project which was established in 1992 by the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Zoo’s privately raised funding contributes to improving human- tiger conflict mitigation, increasing capacity for young Russian scientists, and biological monitoring of tigers through camera trapping, track surveys and radio collaring.
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Three Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium late last night. Based on observations from a remote camera the newborn cubs appear to be healthy and are nursing in a behind-the-scenes denning area with their mother.
This is the second litter of cubs for eleven-year-old female, Irisa, who gave birth to a litter last year.
Father to this new litter is eight-year-old Jupiter who arrived at the Columbus Zoo in March, 2015 from the Czech Republic. Jupiter’s move to the Columbus Zoo was through a partnership with the
European Endangered Species Program (EEP) and the Association of Zoos and Aquarium’s (AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP) in an effort to increase the genetic health and diversity of tigers in human care. This birth marks the second litter sired by Jupiter but his first in a North American zoo.
“Welcoming tiger cubs at the Zoo is always exciting but it is also a time when we proceed with cautious optimism,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “Tiger cubs are very fragile at birth, however they appear to be thriving and Irisa is being an attentive mother.”
With the addition of the three cubs there are currently seven Amur tigers at the Columbus Zoo.
The tiger is the largest of all cat species. Native to Asia there are six living and three extinct subspecies of tiger. Currently there are fewer than 150 Amur tigers in 49 AZA institutions in North America. These tigers are considered pedigreed since they have a known ancestry and breeding recommendations to maintain genetic diversity are managed by a studbook.
Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica), also historically referred to as Siberian tigers, are critically endangered; fewer than 400 individuals are believed to exist in the forests of the Russian Far East. Their populations are dwindling due to overhunting of prey species such as deer and wild boar, habitat loss, and poaching for skins and body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine. Humans directly cause 75 to 85 percent of tiger deaths.
The Columbus Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Siberian Tiger Project which was established in 1992 by the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Zoo’s privately raised funding contributes to improving human- tiger conflict mitigation, increasing capacity for young Russian scientists, and biological monitoring of tigers through camera trapping, track surveys and radio collaring.
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Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
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Three male Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium during the early morning hours of Apr. 21, 2015. The newborn cubs, weighing only 2.5 lbs.,...
Three male Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium during the early morning hours of Apr. 21, 2015. The newborn cubs, weighing only 2.5 lbs., were initially monitored by the animal care team using a remote feed from a camera mounted in the den.
The decision was made to hand rear the cubs after the female failed to show maternal care and nurse them. They are currently in an incubator in the Animal Health Center and it is unknown when Zoo visitors will be able to see them.
“We are always cautiously optimistic about the survival of fragile newborns,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “But the cubs seem to be thriving under the 24-hour care provided by our animal specialists and veterinarians.”
These are the first cubs for ten-year-old female, Irisa, although the Zoo team and the Tiger Species Survival Plan (SSP) had hoped for years she would reproduce and pass on her valuable genes. This is the third litter sired by eleven-year-old, Foli, since 2012.
Gestation for tigers is about 3.5 months which means the cubs were conceived just weeks before Foli left the Columbus Zoo on Feb. 25 for another facility accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. A new male tiger, Jupiter, arrived at the Columbus Zoo on Mar.19. Jupiter was born at the Moscow Zoo in 2007 and came to the Columbus Zoo from the Dvur Kralove Zoo in the Czech Republic. Both males were moved at the recommendation of the Species Survival Plan in an effort to maintain a sustainable population of tigers in human care.
With the addition of the three cubs there are currently 10 Amur tigers at the Columbus Zoo including four cubs born in 2013 and their mother, Mara.
The tiger is the largest of all cat species. Native to Asia there are six living and three extinct subspecies of tiger. Currently there are fewer than 150 Amur tigers in 50 AZA institutions in North America. These tigers are considered pedigreed since they have a known ancestry and breeding recommendations to maintain genetic diversity are managed by a studbook.
Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica), also historically referred to as Siberian tigers, are critically endangered; fewer than 400 individuals are believed to exist in the forests of the Russian Far East. Their populations are dwindling due to overhunting of prey species such as deer and wild boar, habitat loss, and poaching for skins and body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine. Humans directly cause 75 to 85 percent of tiger deaths.
The Columbus Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Siberian Tiger Project which was established in 1992 by the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Zoo’s funding contributes to improving human-tiger conflict mitigation, increasing capacity for young Russian scientists, and biological monitoring of tigers through camera trapping, track surveys and radio collaring.
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Home to more than 10,000 animals representing over 575 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $2 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
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Three male Amur tiger cubs were born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium during the early morning hours of Apr. 21, 2015. The newborn cubs, weighing only 2.5 lbs., were initially monitored by the animal care team using a remote feed from a camera mounted in the den.
The decision was made to hand rear the cubs after the female failed to show maternal care and nurse them. They are currently in an incubator in the Animal Health Center and it is unknown when Zoo visitors will be able to see them.
“We are always cautiously optimistic about the survival of fragile newborns,” said President/CEO Tom Stalf. “But the cubs seem to be thriving under the 24-hour care provided by our animal specialists and veterinarians.”
These are the first cubs for ten-year-old female, Irisa, although the Zoo team and the Tiger Species Survival Plan (SSP) had hoped for years she would reproduce and pass on her valuable genes. This is the third litter sired by eleven-year-old, Foli, since 2012.
Gestation for tigers is about 3.5 months which means the cubs were conceived just weeks before Foli left the Columbus Zoo on Feb. 25 for another facility accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. A new male tiger, Jupiter, arrived at the Columbus Zoo on Mar.19. Jupiter was born at the Moscow Zoo in 2007 and came to the Columbus Zoo from the Dvur Kralove Zoo in the Czech Republic. Both males were moved at the recommendation of the Species Survival Plan in an effort to maintain a sustainable population of tigers in human care.
With the addition of the three cubs there are currently 10 Amur tigers at the Columbus Zoo including four cubs born in 2013 and their mother, Mara.
The tiger is the largest of all cat species. Native to Asia there are six living and three extinct subspecies of tiger. Currently there are fewer than 150 Amur tigers in 50 AZA institutions in North America. These tigers are considered pedigreed since they have a known ancestry and breeding recommendations to maintain genetic diversity are managed by a studbook.
Amur tigers (Panthera tigris altaica), also historically referred to as Siberian tigers, are critically endangered; fewer than 400 individuals are believed to exist in the forests of the Russian Far East. Their populations are dwindling due to overhunting of prey species such as deer and wild boar, habitat loss, and poaching for skins and body parts used in traditional Chinese medicine. Humans directly cause 75 to 85 percent of tiger deaths.
The Columbus Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Siberian Tiger Project which was established in 1992 by the Wildlife Conservation Society. The Zoo’s funding contributes to improving human-tiger conflict mitigation, increasing capacity for young Russian scientists, and biological monitoring of tigers through camera trapping, track surveys and radio collaring.
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Home to more than 10,000 animals representing over 575 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $2 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
- published: 22 Apr 2015
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Columbus Zoo - Wildest Dreams
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Taylor Swift is coming to Columbus, Ohio for her #1989WorldTour and we're asking her to make our WILDEST DREAMS come true by visiting the Columbus Zoo!
Taylor Swift is coming to Columbus, Ohio for her #1989WorldTour and we're asking her to make our WILDEST DREAMS come true by visiting the Columbus Zoo!
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Taylor Swift is coming to Columbus, Ohio for her #1989WorldTour and we're asking her to make our WILDEST DREAMS come true by visiting the Columbus Zoo!
- published: 12 Sep 2015
- views: 125591
Polar Bear Dreams
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At 5 weeks old, the polar bear cub is doing very well; she weighs a little over 4 pounds and measures 16 inches long! Both eyes have started to open as of yeste...
At 5 weeks old, the polar bear cub is doing very well; she weighs a little over 4 pounds and measures 16 inches long! Both eyes have started to open as of yesterday, but they are not fully open yet. The care staff says the sound that she makes in the video is of contentment. Her motor skills are improving each day and she has started trying to stand up on all fours, especially when she’s ready for her next meal! She is on six feedings a day, every four hours. The team has been evaluating her daily needs and provides care 24/7.
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At 5 weeks old, the polar bear cub is doing very well; she weighs a little over 4 pounds and measures 16 inches long! Both eyes have started to open as of yesterday, but they are not fully open yet. The care staff says the sound that she makes in the video is of contentment. Her motor skills are improving each day and she has started trying to stand up on all fours, especially when she’s ready for her next meal! She is on six feedings a day, every four hours. The team has been evaluating her daily needs and provides care 24/7.
- published: 11 Dec 2015
- views: 997488
Columbus Zoo polar bear out in public eye
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The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium polar bear, Nora, made her public debut.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium polar bear, Nora, made her public debut.
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The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium polar bear, Nora, made her public debut.
- published: 15 Apr 2016
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Nora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Columbus Zoo | MSNBC
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Over 1,000 people came to see the public debut of Nora, a baby polar bear, at the Columbus Zoo on Friday. Nora could be seen frolicking in a pool and briefly ch...
Over 1,000 people came to see the public debut of Nora, a baby polar bear, at the Columbus Zoo on Friday. Nora could be seen frolicking in a pool and briefly chomping on a traffic cone.
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Nora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Ohio Zoo | MSNBC
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Over 1,000 people came to see the public debut of Nora, a baby polar bear, at the Columbus Zoo on Friday. Nora could be seen frolicking in a pool and briefly chomping on a traffic cone.
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Polar Bear Cub Gets Her Name – Meet Nora!
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The public has spoken! Following a worldwide online poll, the three-month-old polar bear cub born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium finally has a name: Nora!
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The public has spoken! Following a worldwide online poll, the three-month-old polar bear cub born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium finally has a name: Nora!
The name was one of four options the Zoo put to a public vote between Jan. 19 and Feb. 3. Nora, a combination of the cub’s parents’ names, Nanuq and Aurora, garnered the most votes followed by; Kaya, meaning “little but wise”; Sakari, meaning “sweet”; and Desna, meaning “boss”. The four names had been selected by the Columbus Zoo’s animal care staff, and participants were able to cast their vote online once every 24 hours. The cub has gathered a strong following on the Columbus Zoo’s social media pages, where fans have been able to watch videos of her growth.
Participants spanned the globe, with 115 countries represented in the voting. The top five participating countries were the United States, France, Brazil, Canada and the United Kingdom for a total of 88,061 votes.
“We are thrilled and inspired that so many people around the world helped name this young polar bear,” said Tom Stalf, president and CEO of the Columbus Zoo. “We hope that those who have been watching Nora grow will continue to do so throughout her life, and remember that we all have a role to play in protecting wild polar bears for generations to come.”
Nora was born on Nov. 6 in the Polar Frontier region at the Columbus Zoo. Animal care team members had hoped that Aurora would be able to take care of the cub herself, but she eventually began leaving the fragile newborn alone for prolonged periods of time. Under the guidance of the Species Survival Plan, a program created by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Columbus Zoo decided to intervene and raise the cub by hand.
She has been growing up fast ever since. The cub, who weighed about one pound at birth, now weighs 18 pounds, and has recently been growing up to an inch a week. She has quickly gone from learning how to walk to running and galloping. Staff members have started to introduce her to water via a small tub, where she has been enjoying splashing around.
“While she does possess some of her infant qualities, she is starting to become independent and play with her new, big bear enrichment items,” said Shannon Morarity, assistant curator at the Columbus Zoo.
Polar bears are native to the circumpolar north including the United States (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Norway and Denmark (Greenland). They are at the top of the Arctic food chain and primarily eat seals. Polar bear populations are declining due to the disappearance of sea ice, and experts estimate that only 20,000-25,000 polar bears are left in the wild. Some scientists believe if the warming trend continues two-thirds of the polar bear population could disappear by the year 2050.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is dedicated to conserving polar bear populations in the wild, and is recognized as an Arctic Ambassador by Polar Bears International.
For the latest news about Nora, follow the Columbus Zoo on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For more information about the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, please visit ColumbusZoo.org.
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Home to more than 11,000 animals representing nearly 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $5 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
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wn.com/Polar Bear Cub Gets Her Name – Meet Nora
The public has spoken! Following a worldwide online poll, the three-month-old polar bear cub born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium finally has a name: Nora!
The name was one of four options the Zoo put to a public vote between Jan. 19 and Feb. 3. Nora, a combination of the cub’s parents’ names, Nanuq and Aurora, garnered the most votes followed by; Kaya, meaning “little but wise”; Sakari, meaning “sweet”; and Desna, meaning “boss”. The four names had been selected by the Columbus Zoo’s animal care staff, and participants were able to cast their vote online once every 24 hours. The cub has gathered a strong following on the Columbus Zoo’s social media pages, where fans have been able to watch videos of her growth.
Participants spanned the globe, with 115 countries represented in the voting. The top five participating countries were the United States, France, Brazil, Canada and the United Kingdom for a total of 88,061 votes.
“We are thrilled and inspired that so many people around the world helped name this young polar bear,” said Tom Stalf, president and CEO of the Columbus Zoo. “We hope that those who have been watching Nora grow will continue to do so throughout her life, and remember that we all have a role to play in protecting wild polar bears for generations to come.”
Nora was born on Nov. 6 in the Polar Frontier region at the Columbus Zoo. Animal care team members had hoped that Aurora would be able to take care of the cub herself, but she eventually began leaving the fragile newborn alone for prolonged periods of time. Under the guidance of the Species Survival Plan, a program created by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Columbus Zoo decided to intervene and raise the cub by hand.
She has been growing up fast ever since. The cub, who weighed about one pound at birth, now weighs 18 pounds, and has recently been growing up to an inch a week. She has quickly gone from learning how to walk to running and galloping. Staff members have started to introduce her to water via a small tub, where she has been enjoying splashing around.
“While she does possess some of her infant qualities, she is starting to become independent and play with her new, big bear enrichment items,” said Shannon Morarity, assistant curator at the Columbus Zoo.
Polar bears are native to the circumpolar north including the United States (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Norway and Denmark (Greenland). They are at the top of the Arctic food chain and primarily eat seals. Polar bear populations are declining due to the disappearance of sea ice, and experts estimate that only 20,000-25,000 polar bears are left in the wild. Some scientists believe if the warming trend continues two-thirds of the polar bear population could disappear by the year 2050.
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is dedicated to conserving polar bear populations in the wild, and is recognized as an Arctic Ambassador by Polar Bears International.
For the latest news about Nora, follow the Columbus Zoo on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For more information about the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, please visit ColumbusZoo.org.
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Home to more than 11,000 animals representing nearly 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $5 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
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Polar Bear Cub Update
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- Updated: 13 Nov 2015
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Aurora, mother of the newborn polar bear cub at the Columbus Zoo, began taking breaks from caring for her cub late Thursday morning. When these breaks continued...
Aurora, mother of the newborn polar bear cub at the Columbus Zoo, began taking breaks from caring for her cub late Thursday morning. When these breaks continued throughout the day and became longer the Zoo’s Animal Care staff made the decision to remove the cub from the den and began to hand-rear the newborn.
At this time the cub, a female, is healthy and feeding regularly. She weighs 1.5 pounds and gained 10 grams overnight. Staff will continue to monitor and care for her around-the-clock.
Polar bear reproduction is a very complicated process which leads to the species having one of the lowest reproductive rates of any mammal. Delayed implantation is a point of time during a polar bear’s gestation when a fertilized egg will free-float in the uterus for roughly four months to ensure the cub is born the best time of year for survival. After birth, the survival rate for a polar bear cub during the first few weeks of life is very low due to a number of factors. Some of these factors can be eliminated in a zoo setting though this is still a very delicate time for a newborn.
Polar bears, much like giant pandas, are highly specialized animals that give birth to very small babies which makes them fragile during their first year of life. Survival rates in human care are around 50% which is similar to that of wild bears.
The Columbus Zoo now has four polar bears, female polar bear twins Aurora and Anana who were born at the Toledo Zoo and came to the Columbus Zoo in 2010 from the Pittsburgh Zoo, male polar bear Nanuq who is owned by the Henry Vilas Zoo and came to the Columbus Zoo in 2012 from the Buffalo Zoo, and the newborn cub.
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Home to more than 11,000 animals representing nearly 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $5 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
wn.com/Polar Bear Cub Update
Aurora, mother of the newborn polar bear cub at the Columbus Zoo, began taking breaks from caring for her cub late Thursday morning. When these breaks continued throughout the day and became longer the Zoo’s Animal Care staff made the decision to remove the cub from the den and began to hand-rear the newborn.
At this time the cub, a female, is healthy and feeding regularly. She weighs 1.5 pounds and gained 10 grams overnight. Staff will continue to monitor and care for her around-the-clock.
Polar bear reproduction is a very complicated process which leads to the species having one of the lowest reproductive rates of any mammal. Delayed implantation is a point of time during a polar bear’s gestation when a fertilized egg will free-float in the uterus for roughly four months to ensure the cub is born the best time of year for survival. After birth, the survival rate for a polar bear cub during the first few weeks of life is very low due to a number of factors. Some of these factors can be eliminated in a zoo setting though this is still a very delicate time for a newborn.
Polar bears, much like giant pandas, are highly specialized animals that give birth to very small babies which makes them fragile during their first year of life. Survival rates in human care are around 50% which is similar to that of wild bears.
The Columbus Zoo now has four polar bears, female polar bear twins Aurora and Anana who were born at the Toledo Zoo and came to the Columbus Zoo in 2010 from the Pittsburgh Zoo, male polar bear Nanuq who is owned by the Henry Vilas Zoo and came to the Columbus Zoo in 2012 from the Buffalo Zoo, and the newborn cub.
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Home to more than 11,000 animals representing nearly 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing more than $5 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
- published: 13 Nov 2015
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Young gorilla and toddler play peek-a-boo at the Columbus Zoo
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- Updated: 05 Sep 2015
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THE PRIDE OF THE COLUMBUS ZOO JUST GOT BIGGER
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- Updated: 18 Aug 2015
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Four African lion cubs were born Sunday evening, Aug. 16 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, just days after the pregnancy of the other lioness was announced. Thi...
Four African lion cubs were born Sunday evening, Aug. 16 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, just days after the pregnancy of the other lioness was announced. This is the first lion cub birth at the Zoo since September 2009.
The cubs were born to second-time parents Asali and Tomo. The birth was observed the day Asali’s sister, Kazi, was scheduled to be moved off-view into her own denning shelter, as she is expected to give birth to her first litter later this month. All three adult lions and the cubs are interacting well together in the Heart of Africa lion yard, which is currently closed to the public. Asali and the cubs are expected to move into a denning shelter in the near future.
The Zoo will announce viewing information when it becomes available.
“We were overjoyed last week to announce that Kazi is pregnant, and absolutely elated about the successful births of her sister, Asali,” said Tom Stalf, President and CEO of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. “With lion populations showing steady decline in the wild, we are proud to be a part of the conservation efforts of these majestic animals.”
Although not completely unexpected (animal care staff had noticed physical changes in Asali), the litter comes as a happy surprise. Lion pregnancies are primarily determined by analyzing hormone levels in the lioness’ fecal matter, and keepers had been submitting Asali’s samples to an endocrinologist to determine if she was expecting. The results showed little evidence of the tell-tale progesterone hormone spikes of pregnant lionesses, but it is possible for a lion to be pregnant even with low progesterone levels. Just as human pregnancy tests can produce false-negative or false-positive results, so too can the lion fecal sample tests. Despite the abnormal readings, Asali and her cubs appear to be healthy.
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) recommended the pairings of Asali and Kazi with Tomo as part of its Species Survival Plan for African lions. The AZA, of which the Columbus Zoo is an accredited member, strives to maintain a sustainable population of lions in North America.
Once common in Africa, lion populations have plummeted by a staggering 42 percent over the past two decades and are currently listed as a vulnerable species on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)’s Red List. One of the major threats to these wild populations is related to human population growth and agricultural expansion. Lions, which pose a threat to valuable livestock, are often indiscriminately killed as pre-emptive protection measures. Prey depletion, habitat loss, bushmeat trade and poorly regulated sport hunting have also led to lion population decline, according to the IUCN.
In 2014, the AZA reported that 339 African lions were residing in 98 institutions in North America. Of those animals, 247 are pedigreed (meaning ones with known ancestries). The Columbus Zoo lions represent two of only 61 pairs of pedigreed lions recommended for breeding by the SSP to maintain genetic diversity.
Asali’s previous litter included one male and two female cubs. Kitambi, the male lion, now lives at the Phoenix Zoo, Mekita resides at the North Carolina Zoo, and Adia is at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle.
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Home to more than 11,000 animals representing over 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing $4 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
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wn.com/The Pride Of The Columbus Zoo Just Got Bigger
Four African lion cubs were born Sunday evening, Aug. 16 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, just days after the pregnancy of the other lioness was announced. This is the first lion cub birth at the Zoo since September 2009.
The cubs were born to second-time parents Asali and Tomo. The birth was observed the day Asali’s sister, Kazi, was scheduled to be moved off-view into her own denning shelter, as she is expected to give birth to her first litter later this month. All three adult lions and the cubs are interacting well together in the Heart of Africa lion yard, which is currently closed to the public. Asali and the cubs are expected to move into a denning shelter in the near future.
The Zoo will announce viewing information when it becomes available.
“We were overjoyed last week to announce that Kazi is pregnant, and absolutely elated about the successful births of her sister, Asali,” said Tom Stalf, President and CEO of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. “With lion populations showing steady decline in the wild, we are proud to be a part of the conservation efforts of these majestic animals.”
Although not completely unexpected (animal care staff had noticed physical changes in Asali), the litter comes as a happy surprise. Lion pregnancies are primarily determined by analyzing hormone levels in the lioness’ fecal matter, and keepers had been submitting Asali’s samples to an endocrinologist to determine if she was expecting. The results showed little evidence of the tell-tale progesterone hormone spikes of pregnant lionesses, but it is possible for a lion to be pregnant even with low progesterone levels. Just as human pregnancy tests can produce false-negative or false-positive results, so too can the lion fecal sample tests. Despite the abnormal readings, Asali and her cubs appear to be healthy.
The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) recommended the pairings of Asali and Kazi with Tomo as part of its Species Survival Plan for African lions. The AZA, of which the Columbus Zoo is an accredited member, strives to maintain a sustainable population of lions in North America.
Once common in Africa, lion populations have plummeted by a staggering 42 percent over the past two decades and are currently listed as a vulnerable species on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)’s Red List. One of the major threats to these wild populations is related to human population growth and agricultural expansion. Lions, which pose a threat to valuable livestock, are often indiscriminately killed as pre-emptive protection measures. Prey depletion, habitat loss, bushmeat trade and poorly regulated sport hunting have also led to lion population decline, according to the IUCN.
In 2014, the AZA reported that 339 African lions were residing in 98 institutions in North America. Of those animals, 247 are pedigreed (meaning ones with known ancestries). The Columbus Zoo lions represent two of only 61 pairs of pedigreed lions recommended for breeding by the SSP to maintain genetic diversity.
Asali’s previous litter included one male and two female cubs. Kitambi, the male lion, now lives at the Phoenix Zoo, Mekita resides at the North Carolina Zoo, and Adia is at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle.
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Home to more than 11,000 animals representing over 600 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. The Zoo is a regional attraction with global impact; annually contributing $4 million of privately raised funds to support conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating.
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- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 13043
Cheetah and Dog Playing at the Columbus Zoo
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- Duration: 8:44
- Updated: 06 May 2012
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I was a bit surprised to learn they use a dog to help with cheetahs. The Columbus Zoo doesn't currently have a display for cheetahs, but they do have a couple f...
I was a bit surprised to learn they use a dog to help with cheetahs. The Columbus Zoo doesn't currently have a display for cheetahs, but they do have a couple from time to time. Mostly they are currently raised at The Wilds near Zanesville, OH. The zoo expects to have a home in Columbus for some of them in 2014.
I didn't have a tripod with me and I wasn't sure what to expect, so the footage is a little rough.
wn.com/Cheetah And Dog Playing At The Columbus Zoo
I was a bit surprised to learn they use a dog to help with cheetahs. The Columbus Zoo doesn't currently have a display for cheetahs, but they do have a couple from time to time. Mostly they are currently raised at The Wilds near Zanesville, OH. The zoo expects to have a home in Columbus for some of them in 2014.
I didn't have a tripod with me and I wasn't sure what to expect, so the footage is a little rough.
- published: 06 May 2012
- views: 23089
REEDSBUD Columbus Zoo
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- Duration: 61:27
- Updated: 16 Jul 2015
- views: 178
Alrighty my friends, one more long vid for you all and the last from the Buckeye state!! Join us as we tour the beautiful Columbus Zoo and Aquarium checking out...
Alrighty my friends, one more long vid for you all and the last from the Buckeye state!! Join us as we tour the beautiful Columbus Zoo and Aquarium checking out all the sweet creatures here on a HOT and muggy day here in central Ohio!! Mahalo and enjoy!!
wn.com/Reedsbud Columbus Zoo
Alrighty my friends, one more long vid for you all and the last from the Buckeye state!! Join us as we tour the beautiful Columbus Zoo and Aquarium checking out all the sweet creatures here on a HOT and muggy day here in central Ohio!! Mahalo and enjoy!!
- published: 16 Jul 2015
- views: 178
Columbus Zoo Animals on Safari Show
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- Duration: 19:43
- Updated: 05 Jun 2015
- views: 1131
Columbus Zoo - Dinosaur Island rid
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- Duration: 5:09
- Updated: 11 Jul 2013
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Gorilla plays peek-a-boo with toddler at Columbus Zoo – video
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- Duration: 0:55
- Updated: 01 Sep 2015
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A two-year-old baby gorilla named Kamoli is caught on camera playing a game of peek-a-boo with a toddler at Columbus Zoo in Ohio.
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A two-year-old baby gorilla named Kamoli is caught on camera playing a game of peek-a-boo with a toddler at Columbus Zoo in Ohio.
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Isiah Chute, also aged two, and the gorilla chase each other back and forth, with the gorilla hiding behind a plastic tree as the young visitor laughs excitedly
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A two-year-old baby gorilla named Kamoli is caught on camera playing a game of peek-a-boo with a toddler at Columbus Zoo in Ohio.
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- published: 01 Sep 2015
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Adorable polar bear cub, rejected by her mother doing great at Columbus Zoo
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- Updated: 06 Jan 2016
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Columbus Zoo’s female polar bear cub has become somewhat of an online celebrity after she was rejected by her mother at birth and raised by zoo staff. Report by...
Columbus Zoo’s female polar bear cub has become somewhat of an online celebrity after she was rejected by her mother at birth and raised by zoo staff. Report by Jennifer Cordingley.
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wn.com/Adorable Polar Bear Cub, Rejected By Her Mother Doing Great At Columbus Zoo
Columbus Zoo’s female polar bear cub has become somewhat of an online celebrity after she was rejected by her mother at birth and raised by zoo staff. Report by Jennifer Cordingley.
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- published: 06 Jan 2016
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Columbus Zoo and Jungle Jack's Landing
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- Duration: 5:50
- Updated: 06 Feb 2011
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In 2010 Coaster Touring paid a visit to Columbus Zoo for the sole purpose of riding Sea Dragon. Sea Dragon is a wooden coaster that opened in 1956 and was the c...
In 2010 Coaster Touring paid a visit to Columbus Zoo for the sole purpose of riding Sea Dragon. Sea Dragon is a wooden coaster that opened in 1956 and was the centre piece of Wyandot Lake.
Wyandot Lake now forms part of Columbus Zoo and has been renamed Jungle Jacks Landing.
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In 2010 Coaster Touring paid a visit to Columbus Zoo for the sole purpose of riding Sea Dragon. Sea Dragon is a wooden coaster that opened in 1956 and was the centre piece of Wyandot Lake.
Wyandot Lake now forms part of Columbus Zoo and has been renamed Jungle Jacks Landing.
- published: 06 Feb 2011
- views: 11196
Colo's 57th Birthday
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Colo, the first gorilla born in a zoo and oldest gorilla on record is making news again for her 57th birthday.
Colo has resided at the Columbus Zoo since her ...
Colo, the first gorilla born in a zoo and oldest gorilla on record is making news again for her 57th birthday.
Colo has resided at the Columbus Zoo since her landmark birth in 1956 and holds the record for oldest gorilla. Her name came from a national "Name the Baby Gorilla" contest. The name Colo, which is short for Columbus Ohio, was chosen from more than 7,500 entries.
In the late 60's and early 70's Colo gave birth to three children and now her family tree includes 16 grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. While one daughter, two grandchildren and one great grandchild reside at the Columbus Zoo many of Colo's descendants can be found in zoos across the country.
"The birth of Colo and her descendants have paved the way for gorillas, an endangered species, to thrive in human care. It's hard to imagine what the world would be like today had she not been born," said Tom Stalf, President and CEO of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.
There are approximately 120,000 western lowland gorillas left in the wild. The numbers of wild gorillas are declining due to poaching, habitat destruction, and diseases like Ebola. The Columbus Zoo supports several great ape projects including the Mbeli Bai Study of western lowland gorillas based in the Republic of Congo, the Cross River Gorilla Project in Cameroon and Nigeria, and the Goualougo Triangle Ape Project in Central Africa. The Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (PASA), and in 2010, joined the Association of Zoos and Aquariums Ape Taxon Advisory Group Initiative as a platinum member. In 1991, the Columbus Zoo founded Partners in Conservation to conduct conservation and humanitarian programs benefiting both wildlife and people in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Each year the Columbus Zoo contributes $1 million of privately raised funds to more than 70 conservation projects in 30 countries.
If visitors would like to celebrate with Colo in person they may do so. Festivities at the Zoo are open to Columbus Zoo members and anyone who purchases general Zoo admission on the day of the event. Please visit www.columbuszoo.org for more information.
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Home to more than 10,000 animals representing over 575 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. It is a regional attraction with global impact; contributing more than $1 million annually to support over 70 conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator's prestigious 4-star rating.
wn.com/Colo's 57Th Birthday
Colo, the first gorilla born in a zoo and oldest gorilla on record is making news again for her 57th birthday.
Colo has resided at the Columbus Zoo since her landmark birth in 1956 and holds the record for oldest gorilla. Her name came from a national "Name the Baby Gorilla" contest. The name Colo, which is short for Columbus Ohio, was chosen from more than 7,500 entries.
In the late 60's and early 70's Colo gave birth to three children and now her family tree includes 16 grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. While one daughter, two grandchildren and one great grandchild reside at the Columbus Zoo many of Colo's descendants can be found in zoos across the country.
"The birth of Colo and her descendants have paved the way for gorillas, an endangered species, to thrive in human care. It's hard to imagine what the world would be like today had she not been born," said Tom Stalf, President and CEO of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.
There are approximately 120,000 western lowland gorillas left in the wild. The numbers of wild gorillas are declining due to poaching, habitat destruction, and diseases like Ebola. The Columbus Zoo supports several great ape projects including the Mbeli Bai Study of western lowland gorillas based in the Republic of Congo, the Cross River Gorilla Project in Cameroon and Nigeria, and the Goualougo Triangle Ape Project in Central Africa. The Zoo is a long-term supporter of the Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (PASA), and in 2010, joined the Association of Zoos and Aquariums Ape Taxon Advisory Group Initiative as a platinum member. In 1991, the Columbus Zoo founded Partners in Conservation to conduct conservation and humanitarian programs benefiting both wildlife and people in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Each year the Columbus Zoo contributes $1 million of privately raised funds to more than 70 conservation projects in 30 countries.
If visitors would like to celebrate with Colo in person they may do so. Festivities at the Zoo are open to Columbus Zoo members and anyone who purchases general Zoo admission on the day of the event. Please visit www.columbuszoo.org for more information.
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Home to more than 10,000 animals representing over 575 species from around the globe, the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium leads and inspires by connecting people and wildlife. The Zoo complex is a recreational and education destination that includes the 22-acre Zoombezi Bay water park and 18-hole Safari Golf Course. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium also operates the Wilds, a 10,000-acre conservation center and safari park located in southeastern Ohio. It is a regional attraction with global impact; contributing more than $1 million annually to support over 70 conservation projects worldwide. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Columbus Zoo has earned Charity Navigator's prestigious 4-star rating.
- published: 27 Dec 2013
- views: 33714
Columbus Zoo Trip February 2013
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- Duration: 16:03
- Updated: 23 Mar 2013
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Here is a video i made or our trip to the Columbus Zoo. The best part is when the Lion roars so loud, everyone starts freaking out and to top it off, He pees on...
Here is a video i made or our trip to the Columbus Zoo. The best part is when the Lion roars so loud, everyone starts freaking out and to top it off, He pees on the face.
wn.com/Columbus Zoo Trip February 2013
Here is a video i made or our trip to the Columbus Zoo. The best part is when the Lion roars so loud, everyone starts freaking out and to top it off, He pees on the face.
- published: 23 Mar 2013
- views: 16703
Polar Bear Cubs Born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium!
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- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 12 Nov 2015
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Two polar bear cubs were born Friday night, Nov. 6 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Animal Care staff observed Aurora, mother of the cubs, caring for the newbo...
Two polar bear cubs were born Friday night, Nov. 6 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Animal Care staff observed Aurora, mother of the cubs, caring for the newborns though, despite her efforts, only one cub has survived.
Polar bears have one of the lowest reproductive rates of any mammal. The survival rate for a polar bear cub during the first few weeks of life is only about 50 percent.
At this time the surviving cub is doing well and Aurora is being an attentive mother. The two are in a private denning area off public view where they will remain until spring.
The Columbus Zoo animal team, in conjunction with recommendations from other polar bear breeding facilities, made the decision not to intervene. Polar bear cubs are difficult to hand rear and disrupting Aurora’s maternal care was not advised.
“We are excited about this birth but we remain cautiously optimistic,” said Carrie Pratt, Curator of the Zoo’s North America region. “Aurora and her cub appear to be doing well but since polar bear cub survival rate is very low we will continue to monitor the two around-the-clock.”
Female polar bear twins Aurora and Anana arrived at the Columbus Zoo in 2010 when the Polar Frontier region opened. The twins are now eight years old and both have mated with the 28-year-old male polar bear, Nanuq, who arrived in 2012. All three polar bears came from other zoos on breeding loans as part of the Species Survival Plan for the threatened species.
It is unknown if Anana is pregnant, however her desire to den may indicate it is a good possibility.
Female polar bears generally have their first set of cubs between the ages of four and eight years. Due to delayed implantation, the gestation period can range from about 195 to 265 days. Pregnant polar bears den in the fall and give birth, generally to two cubs, in the winter. The cubs typically weigh about one pound at birth, growing quickly on their mother’s fat-rich milk before emerging from the den in the spring.
Polar bears are native to the circumpolar north including the United States (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Norway and Denmark (Greenland). They are at the top of the Arctic food chain and primarily eat seals. Polar bear populations are declining due to the disappearance of sea ice, and experts estimate that only 20,000-25,000 polar bears are left in the wild. Some scientists believe if the warming trend continues two-thirds of the polar bear population could disappear by the year 2050.
“Polar bears need our help,” said Columbus Zoo and Aquarium President and CEO Tom Stalf. “We are committed to doing everything we can at the Zoo, as well as supporting conservation initiatives for wild populations, to save these animals for generations to come.”
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has been designated an Arctic Ambassador Center by Polar Bears International.
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Two polar bear cubs were born Friday night, Nov. 6 at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Animal Care staff observed Aurora, mother of the cubs, caring for the newborns though, despite her efforts, only one cub has survived.
Polar bears have one of the lowest reproductive rates of any mammal. The survival rate for a polar bear cub during the first few weeks of life is only about 50 percent.
At this time the surviving cub is doing well and Aurora is being an attentive mother. The two are in a private denning area off public view where they will remain until spring.
The Columbus Zoo animal team, in conjunction with recommendations from other polar bear breeding facilities, made the decision not to intervene. Polar bear cubs are difficult to hand rear and disrupting Aurora’s maternal care was not advised.
“We are excited about this birth but we remain cautiously optimistic,” said Carrie Pratt, Curator of the Zoo’s North America region. “Aurora and her cub appear to be doing well but since polar bear cub survival rate is very low we will continue to monitor the two around-the-clock.”
Female polar bear twins Aurora and Anana arrived at the Columbus Zoo in 2010 when the Polar Frontier region opened. The twins are now eight years old and both have mated with the 28-year-old male polar bear, Nanuq, who arrived in 2012. All three polar bears came from other zoos on breeding loans as part of the Species Survival Plan for the threatened species.
It is unknown if Anana is pregnant, however her desire to den may indicate it is a good possibility.
Female polar bears generally have their first set of cubs between the ages of four and eight years. Due to delayed implantation, the gestation period can range from about 195 to 265 days. Pregnant polar bears den in the fall and give birth, generally to two cubs, in the winter. The cubs typically weigh about one pound at birth, growing quickly on their mother’s fat-rich milk before emerging from the den in the spring.
Polar bears are native to the circumpolar north including the United States (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Norway and Denmark (Greenland). They are at the top of the Arctic food chain and primarily eat seals. Polar bear populations are declining due to the disappearance of sea ice, and experts estimate that only 20,000-25,000 polar bears are left in the wild. Some scientists believe if the warming trend continues two-thirds of the polar bear population could disappear by the year 2050.
“Polar bears need our help,” said Columbus Zoo and Aquarium President and CEO Tom Stalf. “We are committed to doing everything we can at the Zoo, as well as supporting conservation initiatives for wild populations, to save these animals for generations to come.”
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has been designated an Arctic Ambassador Center by Polar Bears International.
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La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin in Dublin OH
Rates: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/la-quinta-inn-columbus-dublin.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin 6145 Parkcenter Circle Dublin OH 43017 Located a 3 minute drive from Interstate 270, this Dublin hotel is within 15 miles of Ohio State University and the Columbus city center. A breakfast with waffles, cereal and more is served each morning and free Wi-Fi is provided. Guests staying at La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin can enjoy an on-site fitness center and laundry facilities are available. A cable TV and a desk are included in every room at La Quinta Inn Dublin. Free toiletries can be found in the private bathroom and the rooms have air conditioning. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is 7 miles from the hotel. Shopping and dining at the... -
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Super 8 Columbus North - Columbus (Ohio), USA - Review HD
Super 8 Columbus North - Exclusive price! - http://hoteltips.net/columbus-1078-edublin-granvillerd Close to Interstate 71, this Columbus motel features free Wi-Fi and rooms with cable TV. Magic Mountain Polaris amusement park is 5 miles away. Rooms at Columbus Super 8 feature a sitting area and a private bathroom. Coffee making facilities are also provided. Continental breakfast is served each morning and it features hot coffee or juice with fresh fruit and pastries. Laundry facilities and a 24-hour front desk are offered to guests. Safes are also available. Plenty of shopping and dining options are found within a 5 minute drive of Super 8 Columbus North, and Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is 11 miles away. -
SHE DROVE 1,000 MILES TO COME VISIT!!!
Kati surprise me with a quick weekend visit! Exploring the Columbus Zoo and hanging out at the park! Our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU9iT7WZz0x-WMUMPusaw2g Our last vlog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BublC_snCqc Music: Nillow - (Lisa Mitchell) - Neapolitan Dreams - Dubstep Remix Music found at: http://www.freeccmusic.com/index.php/component/jmsmusic/?view=song&song;_id=1 used under CC BY 3.0 -
Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris in Westerville OH
Reservations: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hotel-lyra-dr-columbus.html?aid=866990 . . .. .. ... . .. .. ... . . . . Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris 8555 Lyra Drive Westerville OH 43240 This Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris is located in Columbus and especially designed for longer stays, with all rooms featuring a fully equipped kitchen. The hotel offers free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Every kitchen at Extended Stay America - Columbus is equipped with a stove , microwave and a fridge. The hotel also provides guests with laundry and ironing facilities, upgraded bedding with extra pillows, and fresh water in in every room. The property offers free onsite parking and free local phone calls. Attractions within close proximity to the hotel include the Pol... -
Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest in Dublin OH
Book here: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/drury-inn-suites-columbus-northwest.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest 6170 Parkcenter Circle Dublin OH 43017-3583 Located off Interstate 270, this hotel in Dublin, Ohio is 15 miles from downtown Columbus. Facilities include an indoor-outdoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi access. A microwave and refrigerator are included in every room at the Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest. The rooms have a flat-screen cable TV, coffee maker, and a private bathroom. A hot tub is available for relaxation at the Columbus Northwest Drury Inn & Suites. Guests can visit the fitness center and business center. A hot breakfast is served each morning. Food and beverages are available in the evenings. The... -
Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus Polaris in Worthington OH
Rates: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hampton-inn-suites-columbus-polaris.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus Polaris 8411 Pulsar Place Worthington OH 43240 Moments from the Polaris Fashion Place Mall, this hotel features comfortable guest rooms, furnished with free wireless internet, and is only a short drive from downtown Columbus. The Hampton Inn and Suites Columbus Polaris places guests seconds from shops, restaurants and entertainment options. Ohio State University, the Columbus Zoo and the Ohio State Fairgrounds are also easily accessible from the hotel. Guests at the Columbus Polaris Hampton Inn will appreciate the variety of free amenities available, including a daily hot breakfast. The hotel also features a 24-hour on-site fi... -
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Extended Stay America - Columbus - Sawmill Rd. in Dublin OH
Book here: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hotel-reflections-drive-dublin.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. Extended Stay America - Columbus - Sawmill Rd. 6601 Reflections Drive Dublin OH 43017 This Extended Stay America - Columbus - Sawmill Rd. is located in Dublin and especially designed for longer stays, with all rooms featuring a fully equipped kitchen. The hotel offers free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Every kitchen at Extended Stay America - Columbus is equipped with a stove , microwave and a fridge. The hotel also provides guests with laundry and ironing facilities, upgraded bedding with extra pillows, and fresh water in in every room. The property offers free onsite parking and free local phone calls. Attractions within close proximity to the hotel inc... -
Motel 6 Columbus North/Polaris in Worthington OH
Prices: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/baymont-inn-and-suites-columbus-north.html?aid=866990 . . .. .. ... . .. .. ... . . . . Motel 6 Columbus North/Polaris 1100 Mediterranean Avenue Worthington OH 43229 In Columbus, Ohio, this hotel is 9 miles from Ohio State University. The hotel features a gym along with free Wi-Fi and cable TV with HBO in the rooms. The guest rooms at Motel 6 Columbus North Polaris include coffee facilities. A business center with fax and copying services is included. Local telephone calls are also available in the rooms. The Columbus Zoo & Aquarium are 12.5 miles from the Columbus North Motel 6. Downtown Columbus is 10.5 miles away. -
Columbus, OH Zoo monkeys eating and swinging
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Columbus Zoo baby monkey
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Holiday Inn Columbus North I-270 Worthington in Worthington OH
Reservations: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/holiday-inn-columbus-north-i-270-worthington.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . .. .. ... . .. .. .. Holiday Inn Columbus North I-270 Worthington 7007 North High Street Worthington OH 43085 Holiday Inn features a heated indoor pool and a restaurant serving meat dishes and healthy snacks. Located 11 miles from Jack Nicklaus Museum, its air-conditioned rooms have free Wi-Fi. Each room at Holiday Inn Columbus have a deluxe décor, from its triple-sheeted sheets to its all-wood chest of drawers. Each room has a well-lit work space fitted with a comfortable swivel chair. At Columbus North Holiday Inn, guests can enjoy a strenuous work-out in the fitness center or relax with a glass of wine in Connections Café. Holiday Inn Columbus North is 10 ... -
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Toddlers Enjoy Fish At Columbus Zoo Aquarium
3-year-olds Calvin & Cora love watching the fish in the aquarium at the Columbus Zoo! 🐠🐡🐟 -
Anne playing at the Columbus Zoo
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Polar Bear Cub Makes Debut at Columbus Zoo
Nora a five-month-old polar bear cub is finally old enough to go play in setup at the Columbus Zoo. Brought to you by Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones). Subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/buzz60 Buzz60 is designed for the way we live now. Short, quirky video snacks that are a little sassy, and always smart. Buzz 60 -- and the Buzz60 channel on YouTube - produces all kinds of news video clips for web viewers who want more than just repurposed content. Our team is a diverse group of video journalists with dozens of Emmy awards, an authentic sense of humor, and a mandate to connect with viewers every day. Like us Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/buzz60 Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Buzz60 Add us to your Circle on Google+: http://bit.ly/12nIt6n -
Cosplay at the Columbus Zoo
Had a cosplay meet at the Columbus Zoo. (No filming took place when we went to Polaris Mall afterwards, since it started to rain). Nice turnout, fun times had by all~ None of the music used belongs to us. All songs used are listed in the end credits. -
Day In The Life: Columbus Zoo Trip
Today it was very nice out and my family decided to go to the Columbus Zoo. This is my vlog of today's trip to the Columbus Zoo. Watch this video to see what I saw. Instagram:1738blayne Twitter:24blayne Subscribe for more content like this Like Comment Favorite Share Peace Stay legendary -
The Columbus Zoo
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La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin in Dublin OH
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Rates: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/la-quinta-inn-columbus-dublin.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin...
Rates: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/la-quinta-inn-columbus-dublin.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin 6145 Parkcenter Circle Dublin OH 43017 Located a 3 minute drive from Interstate 270, this Dublin hotel is within 15 miles of Ohio State University and the Columbus city center. A breakfast with waffles, cereal and more is served each morning and free Wi-Fi is provided. Guests staying at La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin can enjoy an on-site fitness center and laundry facilities are available. A cable TV and a desk are included in every room at La Quinta Inn Dublin. Free toiletries can be found in the private bathroom and the rooms have air conditioning. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is 7 miles from the hotel. Shopping and dining at the Mall at Tuttle Crossing is a 5 minute walk away.
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Rates: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/la-quinta-inn-columbus-dublin.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin 6145 Parkcenter Circle Dublin OH 43017 Located a 3 minute drive from Interstate 270, this Dublin hotel is within 15 miles of Ohio State University and the Columbus city center. A breakfast with waffles, cereal and more is served each morning and free Wi-Fi is provided. Guests staying at La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin can enjoy an on-site fitness center and laundry facilities are available. A cable TV and a desk are included in every room at La Quinta Inn Dublin. Free toiletries can be found in the private bathroom and the rooms have air conditioning. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is 7 miles from the hotel. Shopping and dining at the Mall at Tuttle Crossing is a 5 minute walk away.
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Columbus Zoo Sept 11, 1994
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Super 8 Columbus North - Columbus (Ohio), USA - Review HD
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Super 8 Columbus North - Exclusive price! - http://hoteltips.net/columbus-1078-edublin-granvillerd
Close to Interstate 71, this Columbus motel features free ...
Super 8 Columbus North - Exclusive price! - http://hoteltips.net/columbus-1078-edublin-granvillerd
Close to Interstate 71, this Columbus motel features free Wi-Fi and rooms with cable TV. Magic Mountain Polaris amusement park is 5 miles away.
Rooms at Columbus Super 8 feature a sitting area and a private bathroom. Coffee making facilities are also provided.
Continental breakfast is served each morning and it features hot coffee or juice with fresh fruit and pastries.
Laundry facilities and a 24-hour front desk are offered to guests. Safes are also available.
Plenty of shopping and dining options are found within a 5 minute drive of Super 8 Columbus North, and Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is 11 miles away.
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Super 8 Columbus North - Exclusive price! - http://hoteltips.net/columbus-1078-edublin-granvillerd
Close to Interstate 71, this Columbus motel features free Wi-Fi and rooms with cable TV. Magic Mountain Polaris amusement park is 5 miles away.
Rooms at Columbus Super 8 feature a sitting area and a private bathroom. Coffee making facilities are also provided.
Continental breakfast is served each morning and it features hot coffee or juice with fresh fruit and pastries.
Laundry facilities and a 24-hour front desk are offered to guests. Safes are also available.
Plenty of shopping and dining options are found within a 5 minute drive of Super 8 Columbus North, and Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is 11 miles away.
- published: 26 Apr 2016
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SHE DROVE 1,000 MILES TO COME VISIT!!!
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Kati surprise me with a quick weekend visit! Exploring the Columbus Zoo and hanging out at the park!
Our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU9iT7WZz0x...
Kati surprise me with a quick weekend visit! Exploring the Columbus Zoo and hanging out at the park!
Our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU9iT7WZz0x-WMUMPusaw2g
Our last vlog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BublC_snCqc
Music: Nillow - (Lisa Mitchell) - Neapolitan Dreams - Dubstep Remix
Music found at:
http://www.freeccmusic.com/index.php/component/jmsmusic/?view=song&song;_id=1
used under CC BY 3.0
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Kati surprise me with a quick weekend visit! Exploring the Columbus Zoo and hanging out at the park!
Our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU9iT7WZz0x-WMUMPusaw2g
Our last vlog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BublC_snCqc
Music: Nillow - (Lisa Mitchell) - Neapolitan Dreams - Dubstep Remix
Music found at:
http://www.freeccmusic.com/index.php/component/jmsmusic/?view=song&song;_id=1
used under CC BY 3.0
- published: 26 Apr 2016
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Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris in Westerville OH
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Reservations: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hotel-lyra-dr-columbus.html?aid=866990 . . .. .. ... . .. .. ... . . . . Extended Stay America - Colu...
Reservations: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hotel-lyra-dr-columbus.html?aid=866990 . . .. .. ... . .. .. ... . . . . Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris 8555 Lyra Drive Westerville OH 43240 This Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris is located in Columbus and especially designed for longer stays, with all rooms featuring a fully equipped kitchen. The hotel offers free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Every kitchen at Extended Stay America - Columbus is equipped with a stove , microwave and a fridge. The hotel also provides guests with laundry and ironing facilities, upgraded bedding with extra pillows, and fresh water in in every room. The property offers free onsite parking and free local phone calls. Attractions within close proximity to the hotel include the Polaris Fashion Place, the JP Morgan Chase and the Columbus Zoo.
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Reservations: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hotel-lyra-dr-columbus.html?aid=866990 . . .. .. ... . .. .. ... . . . . Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris 8555 Lyra Drive Westerville OH 43240 This Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris is located in Columbus and especially designed for longer stays, with all rooms featuring a fully equipped kitchen. The hotel offers free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Every kitchen at Extended Stay America - Columbus is equipped with a stove , microwave and a fridge. The hotel also provides guests with laundry and ironing facilities, upgraded bedding with extra pillows, and fresh water in in every room. The property offers free onsite parking and free local phone calls. Attractions within close proximity to the hotel include the Polaris Fashion Place, the JP Morgan Chase and the Columbus Zoo.
- published: 26 Apr 2016
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Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest in Dublin OH
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Book here: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/drury-inn-suites-columbus-northwest.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drury Inn & Suites C...
Book here: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/drury-inn-suites-columbus-northwest.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest 6170 Parkcenter Circle Dublin OH 43017-3583 Located off Interstate 270, this hotel in Dublin, Ohio is 15 miles from downtown Columbus. Facilities include an indoor-outdoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi access. A microwave and refrigerator are included in every room at the Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest. The rooms have a flat-screen cable TV, coffee maker, and a private bathroom. A hot tub is available for relaxation at the Columbus Northwest Drury Inn & Suites. Guests can visit the fitness center and business center. A hot breakfast is served each morning. Food and beverages are available in the evenings. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium are a 15-minute drive from the hotel. The Ohio State University is 9 miles away.
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Book here: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/drury-inn-suites-columbus-northwest.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest 6170 Parkcenter Circle Dublin OH 43017-3583 Located off Interstate 270, this hotel in Dublin, Ohio is 15 miles from downtown Columbus. Facilities include an indoor-outdoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi access. A microwave and refrigerator are included in every room at the Drury Inn & Suites Columbus Northwest. The rooms have a flat-screen cable TV, coffee maker, and a private bathroom. A hot tub is available for relaxation at the Columbus Northwest Drury Inn & Suites. Guests can visit the fitness center and business center. A hot breakfast is served each morning. Food and beverages are available in the evenings. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium are a 15-minute drive from the hotel. The Ohio State University is 9 miles away.
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Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus Polaris in Worthington OH
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Rates: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hampton-inn-suites-columbus-polaris.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hampton Inn & Suites Col...
Rates: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hampton-inn-suites-columbus-polaris.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus Polaris 8411 Pulsar Place Worthington OH 43240 Moments from the Polaris Fashion Place Mall, this hotel features comfortable guest rooms, furnished with free wireless internet, and is only a short drive from downtown Columbus. The Hampton Inn and Suites Columbus Polaris places guests seconds from shops, restaurants and entertainment options. Ohio State University, the Columbus Zoo and the Ohio State Fairgrounds are also easily accessible from the hotel. Guests at the Columbus Polaris Hampton Inn will appreciate the variety of free amenities available, including a daily hot breakfast. The hotel also features a 24-hour on-site fitness center and swimming pool.
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Rates: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hampton-inn-suites-columbus-polaris.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hampton Inn & Suites Columbus Polaris 8411 Pulsar Place Worthington OH 43240 Moments from the Polaris Fashion Place Mall, this hotel features comfortable guest rooms, furnished with free wireless internet, and is only a short drive from downtown Columbus. The Hampton Inn and Suites Columbus Polaris places guests seconds from shops, restaurants and entertainment options. Ohio State University, the Columbus Zoo and the Ohio State Fairgrounds are also easily accessible from the hotel. Guests at the Columbus Polaris Hampton Inn will appreciate the variety of free amenities available, including a daily hot breakfast. The hotel also features a 24-hour on-site fitness center and swimming pool.
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I'm leaving for a trip
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Extended Stay America - Columbus - Sawmill Rd. in Dublin OH
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Book here: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hotel-reflections-drive-dublin.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. Extended Stay America - ...
Book here: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hotel-reflections-drive-dublin.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. Extended Stay America - Columbus - Sawmill Rd. 6601 Reflections Drive Dublin OH 43017 This Extended Stay America - Columbus - Sawmill Rd. is located in Dublin and especially designed for longer stays, with all rooms featuring a fully equipped kitchen. The hotel offers free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Every kitchen at Extended Stay America - Columbus is equipped with a stove , microwave and a fridge. The hotel also provides guests with laundry and ironing facilities, upgraded bedding with extra pillows, and fresh water in in every room. The property offers free onsite parking and free local phone calls. Attractions within close proximity to the hotel include the Columbus Zoo, the Muirfield Village Golf Club and the The Ohio State University.
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Book here: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/hotel-reflections-drive-dublin.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. Extended Stay America - Columbus - Sawmill Rd. 6601 Reflections Drive Dublin OH 43017 This Extended Stay America - Columbus - Sawmill Rd. is located in Dublin and especially designed for longer stays, with all rooms featuring a fully equipped kitchen. The hotel offers free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk. Every kitchen at Extended Stay America - Columbus is equipped with a stove , microwave and a fridge. The hotel also provides guests with laundry and ironing facilities, upgraded bedding with extra pillows, and fresh water in in every room. The property offers free onsite parking and free local phone calls. Attractions within close proximity to the hotel include the Columbus Zoo, the Muirfield Village Golf Club and the The Ohio State University.
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Motel 6 Columbus North/Polaris in Worthington OH
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Prices: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/baymont-inn-and-suites-columbus-north.html?aid=866990 . . .. .. ... . .. .. ... . . . . Motel 6 Columbus No...
Prices: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/baymont-inn-and-suites-columbus-north.html?aid=866990 . . .. .. ... . .. .. ... . . . . Motel 6 Columbus North/Polaris 1100 Mediterranean Avenue Worthington OH 43229 In Columbus, Ohio, this hotel is 9 miles from Ohio State University. The hotel features a gym along with free Wi-Fi and cable TV with HBO in the rooms. The guest rooms at Motel 6 Columbus North Polaris include coffee facilities. A business center with fax and copying services is included. Local telephone calls are also available in the rooms. The Columbus Zoo & Aquarium are 12.5 miles from the Columbus North Motel 6. Downtown Columbus is 10.5 miles away.
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Prices: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/baymont-inn-and-suites-columbus-north.html?aid=866990 . . .. .. ... . .. .. ... . . . . Motel 6 Columbus North/Polaris 1100 Mediterranean Avenue Worthington OH 43229 In Columbus, Ohio, this hotel is 9 miles from Ohio State University. The hotel features a gym along with free Wi-Fi and cable TV with HBO in the rooms. The guest rooms at Motel 6 Columbus North Polaris include coffee facilities. A business center with fax and copying services is included. Local telephone calls are also available in the rooms. The Columbus Zoo & Aquarium are 12.5 miles from the Columbus North Motel 6. Downtown Columbus is 10.5 miles away.
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Columbus, OH Zoo monkeys eating and swinging
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Some monkeys playing and eating at the zoo. Testing out Samsung Galaxy s7 edge video camera.
Some monkeys playing and eating at the zoo. Testing out Samsung Galaxy s7 edge video camera.
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Some monkeys playing and eating at the zoo. Testing out Samsung Galaxy s7 edge video camera.
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Columbus Zoo baby monkey
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Fluffing up straw then jumping
Fluffing up straw then jumping
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Fluffing up straw then jumping
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2016 Columbus Zoo
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Holiday Inn Columbus North I-270 Worthington in Worthington OH
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Reservations: http://www.booking.com/hotel/us/holiday-inn-columbus-north-i-270-worthington.html?aid=866990 . . . . . . . .. .. ... . .. .. .. Holida...
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Toddlers Watch River Otters at Columbus Zoo
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3-year-olds Calvin & Cora, and 22-month-old Grant loved watching the adorable river otters swim and splash! 💦
3-year-olds Calvin & Cora, and 22-month-old Grant loved watching the adorable river otters swim and splash! 💦
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3-year-old Calvin loves going for a spin on the beautiful, 100+ year old carousel at the Columbus Zoo!
3-year-old Calvin loves going for a spin on the beautiful, 100+ year old carousel at the Columbus Zoo!
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3-year-old Calvin loves going for a spin on the beautiful, 100+ year old carousel at the Columbus Zoo!
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Toddlers Enjoy Fish At Columbus Zoo Aquarium
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3-year-olds Calvin & Cora love watching the fish in the aquarium at the Columbus Zoo! 🐠🐡🐟
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Anne playing at the Columbus Zoo
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Alex and Mommy Riding a Camel at the Columbus Zoo
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Alex's first camel ride at the Columbus Zoo.
Alex's first camel ride at the Columbus Zoo.
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Polar Bear Cub Makes Debut at Columbus Zoo
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Nora a five-month-old polar bear cub is finally old enough to go play in setup at the Columbus Zoo. Brought to you by Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones).
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Cosplay at the Columbus Zoo
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Had a cosplay meet at the Columbus Zoo. (No filming took place when we went to Polaris Mall afterwards, since it started to rain). Nice turnout, fun times had b...
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Day In The Life: Columbus Zoo Trip
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Today it was very nice out and my family decided to go to the Columbus Zoo. This is my vlog of today's trip to the Columbus Zoo. Watch this video to see what I ...
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The Columbus Zoo
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Polar Bear Cub Growing Up Fast at the Columbus Zoo
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Columbus Zoo Adventures
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Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
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Tiger Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
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Columbus Zoo - Wildest Dreams
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Polar Bear Dreams
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Columbus Zoo polar bear out in public eye
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium polar bear, Nora, made her public debut.
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Nora The Polar Bear Cub Debuts At Columbus Zoo | MSNBC
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Polar Bear Cub Gets Her Name – Meet Nora!
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Polar Bear Cub Update
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Young gorilla and toddler play peek-a-boo at the Columbus Zoo
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THE PRIDE OF THE COLUMBUS ZOO JUST GOT BIGGER
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Cheetah and Dog Playing at the Columbus Zoo
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La Quinta Inn Columbus Dublin in Dublin OH
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Columbus Zoo Sept 11, 1994
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Super 8 Columbus North - Columbus (Ohio), USA - Review HD
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SHE DROVE 1,000 MILES TO COME VISIT!!!
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Extended Stay America - Columbus - Polaris in Westerville OH
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Columbus, OH Zoo monkeys eating and swinging
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GOP frontrunner Donald Trump began his busy day Wednesday with a Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM radio interview where he responded to conservative billionaire Charles Koch’s recent statements about him, Breitbart reported.“I don’t say anything to him,” Trump said responding to Koch. “I’ve always liked the Kochs. They’re members of my club in Palm Beach.”“What he says bears no relationship on what I do or say. I don’t need his money....
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ISIS Covering Streets Of Raqqa With Sheets To Prevent Coalition Drone Attacks
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Colonel Steven Warren, spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition, confirmed to Newsweek this is a common tactic the group has employed in the Syrian city, the heart of the group’s self-proclaimed caliphate, as well as other cities in Iraq. “They've been using this tactic for a year. Extensive use in Ramadi but also everywhere else. “They also use tunnels.” – Email from Col....
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Old and New Ghosts Of Crimean War Haunts Russia
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling ... NATO and U.S. Increases Naval and Military Presence in Black Sea and Syria With the latest announcement British-led NATO forces will begin a major increase in their naval presence in the Black Sea to counter Russia, some believe the old ghosts of the Crimean War are still haunting Russia ... The United States ... Dallas Darling (darling@wn.com) (Dallas Darling is the author of Politics 501....
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Looting, Protests As Venezuelans Experience Rolling Blackouts, 2-Day Government Workweek
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Venezuelans were recovering from a night of looting and massive protests Wednesday as government offices closed for the remainder of the week while a worsening energy crisis continues to cause daily blackouts, The Associated Press reported.Earlier in the week, the government began imposing four-hour rolling blackouts to save power, but the capital of Caracas was spared any blackouts....
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Heat takes a toll on revenue, footfall declines by 50%
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Footfalls to VOC Park mini zoo has come down compared to last summer ... According to the supervisor of the zoo, there were 500 daily visitors to the zoo but this year it has come down to about 300 people daily. Because of the heat, people prefer to stay indoors, said the zoo officials. Two years ago, the annual income of the zoo was around 30lakh, said an official....
Zoo animals get cool showers, fruits to beat heat
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As the temperature soars in Coimbatore city, the animals at VOC Park Mini Zoo are being indulged to help them beat the heat ... Even as the officials admit that the zoo lacks several facilities and does not conform to the norms, the care takers said they were doing their best to keep the animals comfortable. As you walk around the zoo, you can see the animals enjoying cool treats and frolicking as they are sprayed with water....
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Three of the five jackal pups born at Shanghai Zoo investigate their new home. Five jackal pups, two giant pandas and a hippo calf (not in a pear tree) will make their debuts at Shanghai Zoo on Sunday ... Previous efforts to breed from four adult jackals introduced to the zoo in 2013 ended in failure. Several pups were stillborn, while the others were killed by adult members of their own pack, the zoo said....
Miami’s champion of wildlife conservation caught up in a feral cat fight
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Not just Zoo Miami’s, but all of Miami’s goodwill ambassador ... Suddenly, Miami’s famed champion of endangered animals, forever remembered for rescuing zoo animals from the destruction wrought by Hurricane Andrew, has been recast as a kitty-hating villain ... The cats carry toxoplasmosis, a disease that zoo vets say has already killed four spider monkeys and a red kangaroo, and which threaten a variety of other zoo animals....
Lost deer fawn brought to Kanan Pendari zoo
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A male spotted deer fawn that was found lost in forest division of Kawardha has been brought to Kanan Pendari zoo here. Zoo authorities have arranged for a goat to feed the fawn. According to TR Jaiswal, ranger Kanan Pendari zoo, the fawn was found lost in Karegaon range of Kawardha forest division....
Wellington Zoo leading the way to save White Cheeked Gibbons
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Wellington Zoo leading the way to save critically endangered White-Cheeked Gibbons in the wild Wellington Zoo is helping to save critically endangered White-Cheeked Gibbons in the wild by taking a pivotal role in a new partnership with the Fauna ... ....
3 Sumatran tiger cubs step out at San Diego Zoo
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SAN DIEGO (AP) — Three endangered Sumatran tiger cubs have made their debut at San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Visitors got their first glimpses Tuesday of Nelson, Cathy and Debbie as the 3-month-old cubs romped and munched on plants in their habitat. The trio was born in late January to Joanne, a Sumatran tiger that's a popular attraction at the zoo. Zookeepers say Joanne is a doting mother ... ....
Federal regulators put brakes on Ohio energy deals
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Two closely watched energy deals in Ohio allowing two utility companies to impose short-term rate increases on electricity customers cannot take effect until federal regulators approve them ... The Columbus Dispatch (http.//bit.ly/1QBJEnK ) reports the decision comes in response to complaints filed by competing electricity companies that say the plans are illegal subsidies....
Ohio prison food costs down, complaints up, report says
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - An Ohio prison watchdog says the state is saving more than $10 million a year by using a private company to feed inmates, but says food complaints have sharply increased. The Columbus Dispatch reports (http.//bit.ly/1SAFe2J ) that the Correctional Institution Inspection Committee report released Tuesday says ... ....
Andreas Ivanschitz doubtful as Seattle Sounders prepare for Columbus Crew SC (Seattle Sounders FC)
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When the Seattle Sounders take on Columbus Crew SC this Saturday, they could be without the services of midfielder Andreas Ivanschitz in the starting lineup for the first time this season ... afternoon tilt with Columbus at CenturyLink Field ... http.//www.soundersfc.com/post/2016/04/27/andreas-ivanschitz-doubtful-seattle-sounders-prepare-columbus-crew-sc....
Are school holiday costs getting out of control?
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With the school holidays coming to an end, many parents will be counting the cost of exactly how much it has cost them.Trips to the movies, amusement parks, zoos, malls - or even just the cost of a bus ride across town, all add... ....
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