The Cincinnati Zoo is preparing for Fiona, the baby hippo born prematurely, to meet her parents. A previous blog post from the zoo stated that as Fiona’s health improves, they expect the calf to be ...

CINCINNATI— The Cincinnati Zoo plans to celebrate the first birthday of its famous baby hippo, Fiona, with special treats and a visit by specialists from a children's hospital who helped her survive ...

CINCINNATI, Ohio (KTRK) -- The internet is falling for a precious baby hippo whose pool antics have captured hearts around the world. Earlier this week, the Cincinnati Zoo posted a two-minute video ...

Just call her Professor Fiona. The Cincinnati Zoo's famous premature baby hippo does more than delight social media fans and help sell a wide range of merchandise. She's also an educational and ...

A growing Fiona has been taken off supplemental oxygen, Cincinnati Zoo officials said. The baby hippo’s lungs are almost fully developed as she has been learning to dive and hold her breath in the ...

Hippo mama Bibi gave birth six weeks early Jan. 24, 2017, to the first Nile hippo born at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden in 75 years. No one could've imagined what a stir this underdeveloped, ...

This is the first of many firsts. This story, Fiona's story, is familiar to most. The zoo – ever cognizant that this could still turn out badly – made the conscious choice to share this baby hippo's ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati zoo is ...

Fiona the hippo explores the outdoor habitat at the Cincinnati Zoo UPDATE: Fiona and her caretaker team went LIVE on our Facebook page at 6 p.m., and the event itself drew a lot of attention. Watch it ...

Fiona, the first Nile hippo born at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical garden in 75 years, was born Jan. 24 and weighed just 29 pounds. The normal birth weight for the species is 55-120 pounds. Four ...

"Is that what I think it is?" asks zookeeper Wendy Rice. She can see the monitor over the veterinarian's shoulder. Dr. Jessye Wojtusik performs an ultrasound on Bibi, a 17-year-old Nile hippopotamus ...