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💕 Happy February 💕
Nigel our adorable prehensile-tailed porcupine showing off that cute snoot in his kissing booth. 😘 Join us for Love at the Zoo Feb. 11 & 12 to see animals enjoy special Valentine-themed enrichments. ❤️
Meet our sea otters, Moea, Libby, and Clara! They love to play together or just snuggle- but they’re also extremely curious and love to crunch on ice chips. Otters spend much of their day grooming their fur to keep it waterproof- it’s the densest fur of any mammal, with up to 1 million hairs per square inch.
Breakfast with the beaver family, Walnut, Nutmeg, and Butternut. 🦫
#cronch #beaver #nomnom #eatyourveggies
Most #seastars have five arms, covered with pincerlike organs and suckers that allow the #seastar to slowly creep along the ocean floor. 🌟
Meet Titan, our 6-year-old rhinoceros iguana! She is spiky with horns and skin like armor. They get their name due to their horn-like structures found on the heads of males. As a tiny baby, Titan could fit in the palm of your hand. The blueberry-loving iguana now weighs 15 pounds and is almost two feet long.
Organic rice cereal. It’s what’s for dinner.
Our Damaraland mole rat colony enjoying some tasty organic rice cereal with fresh greens. In the wild their diet consists mainly of roots, bulbs, tubers, and aloe leaves.
🎥: Assistant curator Donovan
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