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Cincinnati Zoo announces birth of tamandua pup, first baby of 2023

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The first baby of 2023 was delivered on Tuesday, Jan. 3, shortly after 1:30 a.m. Ammara was a healthy baby weighing 6 pounds, 12 ounces and was 19 inches long at birth. Approximately 140 to 150 babies are expected to be delivered at Shenandoah Medical Center in 2023.

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WLWT

Cincinnati Zoo welcomes first baby of 2023, a tamandua pup

The Cincinnati Zoo has welcomed its first baby of the new year.

1 year ago·Cincinnati, United States

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WCPO Cincinnati

Cincinnati Zoo welcomes first baby of 2023: Isla the tamandua gives birth to healthy pup

Move over Fritz because the Cincinnati Zoo has a new little superstar. After being on birth watch for more than a month, Isla the tamandua gave birth to a healthy pup Thursday, the zoo said in a press release. “The birth window for tamanduas is 130-190 days, and Isla’s pup came at the very end of that window,” said Cincinnati Zoo’s Zoological Manager Julie Grove. “Our Zoo Volunteer Observer (ZVO) team has been monitoring Isla’s every move since …

1 year ago·Cincinnati, United States

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Commonwealth Journal

Montana Sage Odom is first local baby born in 2023

Sunday signaled the beginning of the New Year, but for Melanie and Grayson Odom, it marked the beginning of their family.

1 year ago

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Sentinel-Tribune

First baby of 2023

Sandy Rieske, a registered nurse with Wood County Hospital, swaddles Elias Coleman, who was born on Monday at 5:31 p.m. to parents Jasmine John and Fred Coleman of Bowling Green. Elias was the first baby of the new year born at the hospital.

1 year ago·Bowling Green, United States

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