A Palm Desert zoo announced Tuesday that its team of experienced animal care professionals will depart for Somaliland this ...

Watching Mama play with five babies! The Saint Louis Zoo welcomed five new residents on May 25th when their cheetah named Cora gave birth to quintuplet cubs. The family has been staying behind the ...

Cheetah cub 'adopted' by mother at Cincinnati Zoo, increasing his chances at survival Cheetah moms don't raise single cubs, so zoos sometimes adopt (sneak) singletons into other litters.

The cubs are in critical care, the zoo announced today in a press release. Zoo veterinarians performed the C-section on the cheetahs' 5-year-old mother, named Willow, last week, according to the zoo.

Since 1974, more than 50 cubs have been born at the Cheetah Breeding Center at the Saint Louis Zoo. RELATED: Toledo Zoo Plays Mom for Three Precious, Orphaned Cougar Cubs ...

Two cheetah cubs have been born via in vitro fertilization to a surrogate mother for the first time ever at the Columbus Zoo.. The cubs, one male and one female, and their surrogate mother, Izzy ...

There are three new cheetah cubs at Dickerson Park Zoo, but the public can’t see them in person just yet. The Association of Zoos & Aquariums Species Survival Plan recommended 5-year-old Babs ...

The cheetah cubs at Dickerson Park Zoo now have names — Crocker, Art and Faith. The trio were born Oct. 1 via C-section by Dr. Stephanie Zec at Dickerson Park Zoo’s animal hospital.

The cubs were born at the zoo’s Cheetah Conservation Center, a private specialized area with 19 habitats dedicated solely to the protection of cheetahs. The center is on zoo grounds but not open ...

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has announced the birth of two cheetah cubs born through in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer into a surrogate mother in a groundbreaking scientific breakthrough.

Two new cheetah cubs were welcomed to the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute (NZCBI) in Virginia, on Oct. 3, showing signs of health in the expanding family of big cats.

Columbus Zoo began the process in November when the female cheetah cubs with given hormone injections. Eggs were taken from Isabelle and Kibibi, neither of which had reproduced before.