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Hello, I’m Alexis and I am a Swing Keeper in the Ambassador Animals Department. Here at the Zoo, I work with a variety of animals. This includes reptiles,
have four!
Hello, I’m Alexis and I am a Swing Keeper in the Ambassador Animals Department. Here at the Zoo, I work with a variety of animals. This includes reptiles,
have four!
Hey everyone,
zooatlanta August 6, 2020 Hey everyone, If you have
You may know that neither giant pandas nor red pandas can chew with their mouths closed, because their jaw muscles attach to a ridge on top of their heads
Unlike other carnivores, who have to lap their water
(photo by Amanda J.)
Danica W November 10, 2017 The last few days we have
The Panda Care Team is in constant communication with our Bamboo Team providing them with information such as what species of bamboo the bears are preferring
We have just started offering bambusoides, which so
(Photo by Heather R.)
Lun Lun’s previous cubs grow into sub-adults who have
Today, we wanted to tell you some of the ways to tell Ya Lun and Xi Lun apart when you’re watching PandaCam. The easiest way to tell them apart is by their
Xi Lun’s patches have a cat eye shape that swoop to
(photo by Heather R.)
Lun Lun’s previous cubs grow into sub-adults who have
Imagine you are dressed up like a pirate, eye patch and all, and you decide to visit the Zoo. Would not being able to see out of one eye ruin all the fun you
able to see out of one eye ruin all the fun you can have
Although giant pandas and red pandas are not closely related, they actually share some cool similarities. The word panda in Nepalese means „bamboo eater.”
They also both have pseudothumbs, an extension of the