New finding may enable scientists to bolster genetic diversity of captive cheetah population
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Five cheetah cubs born at Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
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Damai, a two-and-a-half-year-old female Sumatran tiger, makes her debut at the National Zoo
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Wattled crane chick hatches at the National Zoo
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A St. Partick’s Day treat for the Zoo’s red-ruffed lemur
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JoGayle Howard, National Zoological Park pioneer in reproductive biology, dies
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Smithsonian signs new giant panda agreement with China
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Andean bear at the National Zoo enjoys the snow
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White-naped crane chicks thriving at National Zoo
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Zoo lion cub named “Aslan” by actors Georgie Henley and Skandar Keynes
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National Zoo and partners first to breed critically endangered tree frog
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For safety’s sake, Zoo’s lion cubs take first swim
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Conservation Biology Institute to play role in elephant welfare study
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Seven lions born at Zoo
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National Zoo wins award for kori bustard program
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Shera, a 5-year-old lioness at the National Zoological Park
