Meet the Baby Animals at Cincinnati Zoo
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Indiana ran ONE basketball tourney for 86 years — any school, any size!
From 1911–1997, every Indiana school competed in one tournament regardless of size. Milan HS (enrollment: 161) beat powerhouses to win in 1954, inspiring the film 'Hoosiers' and cementing Indiana's basketball identity.
Newborn foals can stand and walk within 1-2 hours of birth!
Most foals are notoriously skittish and hyperactive — a survival instinct from wild ancestors who needed to flee predators immediately. A calm, gentle foal like Firefly at Cincinnati Zoo is considered genuinely rare by horse experts.