Isabelle, or Izzy, arrived at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium seven years ago as a cub.
Published: Sep. 17, 2024, 10:40 p.m.COLUMBUS, Ohio — A cheetah at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium who made history by becoming the first to give birth to cubs through embryonic transfer has died because of liver disease.news release from the zoo“ Izzy ’s legacy is one of inspiration and hope, contributing to the survival of cheetahs worldwide and advancing conservation efforts,” the statement says. “Her remarkable spirit and impact will forever be a part of our hearts and her species’ future.
“Where Ophelia was a princess and Lucy a jester, Izzy was a general — observant, cunning, tactical, and above all, fierce on her field of battle ,” the statement says. “Izzy was one of our fastest cheetahs, constantly challenging her trainers with her agility and wowing audiences with her speed.”
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