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Gidgee and her sister, Katt, are both carrying 5-month-old joeys who are starting to poke
Gidgee and her sister, Katt, are both carrying 5-month-old joeys who are starting to poke
Abuto, our 9-year-old African lion patriarch, is participating in impressive training that supports his ongoing health care, thanks to the creativity and dedication of his animal care team. We have been keeping you informed as Abuto’s kidney disease and high blood pressure progress, and these two new behaviors – a ‘drink’ cue and subcutaneous fluid . . .
fluid administration, so if you don’t like needles, you’ll want to skip over the poke
ATTENDEES CAN ENJOY SIX LOCAL MUSICIANS, UNLIMITED SMALL PLATES, ANIMALS AND INCREDIBLE MOUNTAINSIDE VIEWS – Cheyenne Mountain Zoo will kick off its three-date 21-and-up summer event series, Tails, Tunes & Tastes, from 6 to 9:30 p.m. on Thurs., July 25. Up on the mountain, the evenings are cool, and this event lineup is even cooler. . . .
flatbread, beef sliders, vegan buffalo cauliflower, pork posole croquette, tuna poke
Providing excellent health care for the hundreds of animals at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo comes in many forms. Depending on their individual needs, animals might receive special diets, exercise plans, laser therapy treatments, vaccines, medications and more. Their health care plans often involve injections, both proactively in the form of annual vaccinations, and reactively with medications . . .
This helps reduce the response to the needle poke for some animals.
Gidgee and her sister, Katt, are both carrying 5-month-old joeys who are starting to poke
Gidgee and her sister, Katt, are both carrying 5-month-old joeys who are starting to poke
Gidgee and her sister, Katt, are both carrying 5-month-old joeys who are starting to poke
Gidgee and her sister, Katt, are both carrying 5-month-old joeys who are starting to poke
Gidgee and her sister, Katt, are both carrying 5-month-old joeys who are starting to poke
Although Water’s Edge: Africa’s opening date hasn’t been set, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is steadily preparing to welcome home Zambezi (zam-BEE-zee) and Kasai (kuh-SIGH), two female Nile hippopotamuses who are taking an extended vacation at Dickerson Park Zoo, in Springfield, Missouri. They moved there in 2016 to allow us to build a new state-of-the-art exhibit for . . .
and they’d vocalize and poke up out of the water to look for me.
