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Ground plan of the Zoological Garden of Cincinnati, O

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Susie, World's only trained Gorilla, Cincinnati Zoo, Cincinnati, Ohio

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Passenger pigeon eggs at $300 a piece. Washington, D.C., Dec. 1. Since the last passenger pigeon in existence died in the Cincinnati Zoo in 1914, the eggs from the now extinct birds have become so scarce that G. Ellis Miller, of this city, is asking $300 a piece for the three perfect ones in his possession--with no takers. The eggs were left to Miller by his Grandfather from a collection made 75 years ago--when the birds flew in flocks that darkened the sun and broke branches off trees when they roosted en masse. Marjorie Beall, biology student at George Washington University, is shown studying the eggs which are kept in a display with carved birds and other eggs, 12/1/37

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A huge, hairy, seemingly contemplative orangutan at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second- oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A white lion, or lioness in this case, is one of the prized animals at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A miniature train rolls tourists through the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A monkey pauses between chatterings at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
Statue of a Frisch's Big Boy hamburger-chain mascot, dressed in a Cincinnati Reds' baseball team uniform, stands at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A chimpanzee does some weeding at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
Shy monkey at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A gibbon cavorts at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. Original caption misidentified animal as "monkey." It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is ren More
A polar bear explores at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A miniature train rolls tourists through the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A sea lion relaxes at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A gibbon cavorts at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden incorporates informational signs such as this into the jungle-like environment of its grounds

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. As America's second oldest zoo, it opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breed More
An orangutan cavorts at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A creative "jungle gym," designed for kids as a place to emulate the cavorting of the zoo's monkeys, at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
A white lion, or lioness in this case, is one of the prized animals at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
An orangutan cavorts at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
Shy monkey at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
Rope and plank footbridge at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, America's second-oldest zoo, in Cincinnati, Ohio

Title, date and keywords based on information provided by the photographer. It opened in 1875, 14 months after the Philadelphia Zoo had done so. The zoo is renowned for its breeding programs of animals such as More
Pinky, a male Cuban boa waits in a container to be

Pinky, a male Cuban boa waits in a container to be screened by Peter Tolson, Ph.D., a herpetologist from the Toledo Zoo and soldiers assigned to South Atlantic Veterinarian District Command Detachment at Naval More
Pinky, a male Cuban boa is administered general anesthesia

Pinky, a male Cuban boa is administered general anesthesia by Sgt. Ardicio Galvao at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station veterinary treatment facility, Oct. 13. Soldiers assigned to South Atlantic Veterinarian Dis More
Toledo Zoo herpetologist Peter Tolson, Ph.D., director

Toledo Zoo herpetologist Peter Tolson, Ph.D., director of conservation and research, inserts an intubation tube into Pinky, a male Cuban boa at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station veterinary treatment facility, Oc More
Toledo Zoo herpetologist Peter Tolson, Ph.D., director

Toledo Zoo herpetologist Peter Tolson, Ph.D., director of conservation and research (right), inserts an intubation tube into Pinky, a male Cuban boa at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station veterinary treatment faci More
Pfc. Kerstin Mundy, a veterinary technician assigned

Pfc. Kerstin Mundy, a veterinary technician assigned to South Atlantic Veterinarian District Command Detachment, stitches up Pinky, a male Cuban boa at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station veterinary treatment faci More
Toledo Zoo herpetologist Peter Tolson, Ph.D., director

Toledo Zoo herpetologist Peter Tolson, Ph.D., director of conservation and research examines the mouth of Pinky, a male Cuban boa at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station veterinary treatment facility, Oct. 13. Sold More
Pfc. Kerstin Mundy, a veterinary technician assigned

Pfc. Kerstin Mundy, a veterinary technician assigned to South Atlantic Veterinarian District Command Detachment, applies medical grade flesh glue to sutures on Pinky, a male Cuban boa at the Guantanamo Bay Nava More
Soldiers assigned to South Atlantic Veterinarian District

Soldiers assigned to South Atlantic Veterinarian District Command Detachment, insert a radio transmitter under the ribs of Pinky, a male Cuban boa while Army Capt. Carla Vega (middle) and Toledo Zoo herpetologi More
Sgt. Ardicio Galvao (left) maintains positive control

Sgt. Ardicio Galvao (left) maintains positive control over Pinky, a male Cuban boa while Pfc. Kerstin Mundy (middle), a veterinary technician prepares to stitch up the site of the incision where a radio transmi More