Major milestone for our little female – she successfully reunited with mom, Abby, this week! The calf was seen nursing within hours – even gaining weight since the intro – and Abby has been acting like the wonderful seasoned mom that she is. The pair will remain behind the scenes to continue bonding before making an exhibit debut. The male tapir calf remains at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, receiving around-the-clock care.
More than 10 billion pounds of plastic enter the oceans each year killing countless birds. #BringBirdsBack Use less plastic and you’ll be taking one of our Seven Simple Actions To Help Birds.
Thank you, Dave Seibert, for donating a soda stream for the orangutans! The primate keepers made strawberry infused sparkling water for Bess, Michael, Jiwa, Daniel and Rayma to enjoy. They enjoyed this unique enrichment very much!
In Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, a rescued jaguar named Covi underwent a six-hour journey to freedom spanning highways, dirt roads, and by foot through dense jungle. The operation was a collaborative effort between IFAW, the Payo Obispo Zoo, the Mexican Alliance For the Conservation of Jaguars, and Mexico’s Federal, State, and Municipal levels of government.
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