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14 Jun 2014 AKRON, Ohio – The snow leopard cubs that were born April 14, 2014 will make their public debut early next month. But before they do the Akron Zoo is asking the public's help in naming the endangered species. The naming contest, which is sponsored by the Akron Beacon Journal and Ohio.com, will run
In all, the naming contest sponsored by Akron Children's Hospital drew 6,710 entrants — a record for the zoo. The entries were whittled down to six by a committee that included zoo and Children's Hospital employees. Those who submitted the winning names will receive free admission to the zoo and a snow leopard prize
12 Jun 2014 It won't be long until you can see Akron Zoo's snow leopard cubs. The Akron Zoo will hold a contest to name them sometime this summer. He's worked for 20 years with programs to preserve snow leopards in their home ranges on the Tibetan plateau and he says the world's leading zoo organizations
16 Aug 2012 “It has been 14 years since the last snow leopard cubs were born at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo," said Ted Fox, zoo director. “We are especially thrilled, as only In honor of the rare occasion, the public will be invited to participate in a naming contest to celebrate the latest arrivals. “We know how much the
1 Apr 2016 AKRON, Ohio -- Shanti, the Akron Zoo's female snow leopard, has The zoo promises a naming contest for the two males and one female. Hace 6 dias Guidelines for the Snow Leopard cub naming contest: The snow leopard cubs that were born at the Akron Zoo on May 14 2 The three snow leopard cubs choose
13 Jul 2016 This is his sixth offspring. The new arrival is likely to benefit from a naming contest that could be announced soon. The new cub is No. 17 for the Metroparks Zoo since 1979. The Akron Zoo has managed the birth of seven since 2012. There are an estimate 4,000 to 7,000 snow leopards in the wild, mainly in
2 Jun 2016 AKRON, Ohio -- The Akron Zoo's snow leopard triplets have chosen their own new names. The zoo took 6710 submissions in their naming contest and narrowed them all down to six. Thursday the cubs picked the names Altai, Asha and Layan.
1 Apr 2016 This is a first for the Akron Zoo because the other two litters were two cubs each. As newborns the unnamed cubs are not on exhibit yet, and will likely remain that way until late May or early June. The zoo promises a naming contest for the two males and one female. Snow leopards have been at the Akron
Snow leopards are indigenous to both mountain ranges. The female cub is named Asha, which means “Hope" in Sanskrit. The cubs will be out daily from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. and as they get bigger they will be out for longer spans of time in the coming weeks. The naming contest, which was sponsored by Akron Children's

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