The Akron Zoo reopened on Sunday after a bomb threat led to an evacuation Saturday afternoon, the zoo posted on Facebook.
Just after 3 p.m., the zoo received a bomb threat, which was "consistent with other zoos receiving similar threats in past weeks," the zoo said.
The zoo implemented emergency procedures and evacuated guests. It remained closed for the rest of Saturday.
Akron Police and Fire responded to the zoo and, after a full sweep, determined it was safe, the zoo said.
"We are grateful for the quick actions of Akron Zoo staff members, APD and Akron Fire Department. We are also appreciative of the support of you, our community," the zoo said.
There were no injuries to visitors, staff or animals.
In early May, both the Akron Zoo and the Cleveland Zoo received bomb threats, prompting evacuations and closures.
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Zoos across the country received similar threats throughout that same weekend.
