In this Wednesday, April 12, 2017, photo, Zookepper Jenna Wingate speaks during an interview about Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens' new baby hippo, at the Hippo Cove exhibit, in Cincinnati. After months of backlash over the zoo’s fatal shooting of Harambe, a gorilla who became a pop culture phenomenon in death, baby Fiona is the new center of attention there. “She has brought everyone together,” said Wingate, one of Fiona’s caregivers. “It brings us to tears sometimes.” (AP Photo/John Minchillo)
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