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Get your Fiona fix and check out the zoo's baby hippo photos
Baby hippo Fiona, born six weeks premature at the Cincinnati Zoo, is getting stronger and gaining weight.
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As Fiona's molars come in, the zoo says caretakers make sure to have teething toys nearby.
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Fiona drinks from hose at the Cincinnati Zoo
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Fiona eats hay
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CINCINNATI. March 4, 2017. Caretaker Jenna takes time to show Fiona some of her fan mail. (Photo provided)
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Fiona graduated to a big girl bottle on March 1.
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Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
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By Feb. 28, 2017 -- Fat Tuesday -- Fiona was up to 63 pounds. (Photo courtesy Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden)
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Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
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Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
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Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, one month after she was born.
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The Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, Fiona, is being bottle-fed a special formula of synthetic hippo milk, which staffers continue to tweak in order to make it acceptable for little Fiona's delicate digestive system. (Photo provided)
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CINCINNATI. Feb. 4, 2017. A keeper cuddles Fiona, a baby Nile hippopotamus who was born six weeks premature, to help the animal regulate its breathing. (Photo provided)
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Baby Fiona.
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Fiona teething on a cloth
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The premature hippo calf born at the Cincinnati Zoo
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 28, 2017. A baby hippopotamus born six weeks early at the Cincinnati Zoo tries to stand on her own. (Photo provided)
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 29, 2017. A baby Nile hippopotamus goes for a dip at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 29, 2017. A baby Nile hippo, born six weeks prematurely, goes for a little swim at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
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Fiona spends her spare time snuggling with a fluffy cheetah pillow.
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As Fiona's molars come in, the zoo says caretakers make sure to have teething toys nearby.
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Fiona photo courtesy Cincinnati Zoo
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Fiona
Fiona drinks from hose at the Cincinnati Zoo
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Fiona eats hay
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CINCINNATI. March 4, 2017. Caretaker Jenna takes time to show Fiona some of her fan mail. (Photo provided)
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Fiona graduated to a big girl bottle on March 1.
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Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
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By Feb. 28, 2017 -- Fat Tuesday -- Fiona was up to 63 pounds. (Photo courtesy Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden)
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Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
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Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
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Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, one month after she was born.
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The Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, Fiona, is being bottle-fed a special formula of synthetic hippo milk, which staffers continue to tweak in order to make it acceptable for little Fiona's delicate digestive system. (Photo provided)
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CINCINNATI. Feb. 4, 2017. A keeper cuddles Fiona, a baby Nile hippopotamus who was born six weeks premature, to help the animal regulate its breathing. (Photo provided)
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Baby Fiona.
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Fiona teething on a cloth
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The premature hippo calf born at the Cincinnati Zoo
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 28, 2017. A baby hippopotamus born six weeks early at the Cincinnati Zoo tries to stand on her own. (Photo provided)
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 29, 2017. A baby Nile hippopotamus goes for a dip at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 29, 2017. A baby Nile hippo, born six weeks prematurely, goes for a little swim at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
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Fiona spends her spare time snuggling with a fluffy cheetah pillow.
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