Rhinos at the Cincinnati Zoo Participate in Personality Test

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Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s female black rhino Seyia is curious but careful, whereas her 2-year-old calf AJ is bold and playful, according to a “novel object” temperament test performed at the Zoo recently as part of a large collaborative national rhino study led by the American Institute of Rhinoceros Science (AIRS). The Zoo’s Center for Conservation & Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) is helping to lead the AIRS charge using science to improve the lives of rhinos in North American Zoos, and this temperament test data will be used by the AIRS Well-being Pillar scientists to determine which individuals are better suited for certain environments and stimuli, including reintroductions/translocations, and serving as animal ambassadors.
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