The Cleveland Museum of Natural History is a facility located in Cleveland, Ohio. Species at the facility include bobcat, coyote, North American river otter, striped skunk, Virginia opossum, common raven, red-tailed hawk, great horned owl, barred owl, peregrine falcon, and wood turtle, among other species.
On May 9th, the museum announced they acquired a (1.0) bobcat named Diego from an unspecified facility in March, and is now on exhibit.
Say hello to Diego! We’re excited to welcome a new male northern bobcat to the Ralph Perkins II Wildlife Center & Woods Garden—Presented by KeyBank.... | By Cleveland Museum of Natural History - Facebook
On June 7th, the museum announced they acquired a (1.0) Virginia opossum named Zeke, who is now an animal ambassador.
Hoo’s new at the Museum? Join us on social this month as we introduce four new faces in Wildlife! | By Cleveland Museum of Natural History | Facebook
On June 14th, the museum announced they acquired a (1.0) western hognose snake named Willie which is now on exhibit.
Come for #WildlifeWednesday, stay for the outtakes! We’re introducing you to another new face in the Wildlife department. | By Cleveland Museum of Natural History | Facebook
On June 28th, the museum announced they acquired a (0.1) striped skunk named Iris, who is now an ambassador animal.
Have you caught wind of the Museum’s newest animal ambassadors? Allow us to introduce you to Iris, the striped skunk! #Biodiversity #WildlifeWednesday | By Cleveland Museum of Natural History | Facebook
On July 1st, the museum announced that a (1.0) North American river otter named Linus passed away at age 22 on June 28th due to metastatic cancer.
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
On May 9th, the museum announced they acquired a (1.0) bobcat named Diego from an unspecified facility in March, and is now on exhibit.
Say hello to Diego! We’re excited to welcome a new male northern bobcat to the Ralph Perkins II Wildlife Center & Woods Garden—Presented by KeyBank.... | By Cleveland Museum of Natural History - Facebook
On June 7th, the museum announced they acquired a (1.0) Virginia opossum named Zeke, who is now an animal ambassador.
Hoo’s new at the Museum? Join us on social this month as we introduce four new faces in Wildlife! | By Cleveland Museum of Natural History | Facebook
On June 14th, the museum announced they acquired a (1.0) western hognose snake named Willie which is now on exhibit.
Come for #WildlifeWednesday, stay for the outtakes! We’re introducing you to another new face in the Wildlife department. | By Cleveland Museum of Natural History | Facebook
On June 28th, the museum announced they acquired a (0.1) striped skunk named Iris, who is now an ambassador animal.
Have you caught wind of the Museum’s newest animal ambassadors? Allow us to introduce you to Iris, the striped skunk! #Biodiversity #WildlifeWednesday | By Cleveland Museum of Natural History | Facebook
On July 1st, the museum announced that a (1.0) North American river otter named Linus passed away at age 22 on June 28th due to metastatic cancer.
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
