Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, founded in 1875, is the second-oldest in the United States, located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Spanning over 75 acres, it is home to over 1,700 animals from around 500 species and is well known for its successful breeding programs, particularly for endangered species.

The Cincinnati Zoo offers visitors a range of experiences, from exploring the Gorilla World, where Western Lowland Gorillas reside, to the Night Hunters exhibit that takes you into the world of nocturnal predators. The zoo also offers an immersive experience at the African Savannah and the Jungle Trails. It's not just about the animals; the zoo also features beautiful botanical gardens with many plants. The Cincinnati Zoo also conducts educational programs and events throughout the year.

The Cincinnati Zoo is a leader in conservation efforts and is globally recognized for its work in breeding endangered species, like the Sumatran rhino and cheetahs. They are part of many Species Survival Plans and aim to educate the public about wildlife and conservation. The zoo is also committed to sustainability and is considered one of the greenest zoos in America.