Cachorros de perros salvajes africanos en peligro de extinción en el patio

Cuatro cachorros de perro salvaje africano, una especie en peligro de extinción, están listos para acaparar todas las miradas.

African Wild Dog Puppy Nigel

El Zoológico de Denver está entusiasmado con el nacimiento de cuatro cachorros de perro salvaje africano, una especie en peligro de extinción, el 20 de noviembre de 2017. Durante los últimos tres meses, los cachorros han permanecido en su madriguera privada, bajo el cuidado protector de su madre, Tilly. Los cuidadores afirman que los tres cachorros machos, Nigel, Theodore Roosevelt y Livingstone, y la cachorra hembra, Cholula, están sanos, curiosos y juguetones, y listos para su presentación al público. Los visitantes podrán ver a los cachorros todos los días de 12:00 a 14:00 en el recinto Pahali Ya Mwana, en Benson Predator Ridge, desde el viernes 16 de febrero hasta finales de mes, y en diversos hábitats de Benson Predator Ridge a partir del 1 de marzo, dependiendo del clima.

🎃 Boo at the Zoo is HERE and we’ve got five tips to make your night totally wild! 🕟 Tip 1: Snag the 4:30 PM time slot! Earlier than ever and perfect for families, but it books up fast. Grab your tickets now! 🎒 Tip 2: Bring your own candy bag. Decorate it at our candy bag decorating station in Zoo Gardens, or pick up your cryptid guidebook while you’re there! 🍬 Tip 3: Nine candy stations await, including an allergen-friendly station with more options than ever before. Candy on candy on candy. 👻 🐺 Tip 4: Hunt the exclusive cryptids: the Werewolf, Mothman, and the Bog Witch are out there. Find them by reading your Cryptid Guidebook! 🌽 Tip 5: Don’t miss the brand-new Wild Fall Market! Foot-long corn dogs, gyros, apple bites, and all the fall treats and treasures you could want in Zoo Gardens Plaza! Denver’s favorite trick-or-treating event is back on select nights through October. Get your tickets through the link in bio before they’re gone!#BooAtTheZoo #DenverZooConservationAlliance #Halloween #TrickOrTreat #WildFall #Denver
Today, our two southern white rhinos made their long-awaited public debut, and the welcome they received was nothing short of incredible. Guests signed giant rhino-sized welcome cards, rang the rhino, met Animal Ambassador Harley, and celebrated alongside local artists who brought even more creativity and color to the day. It was a neighborhood party worthy of two very big new neighbors. Viazi and Mkuu are the first southern white rhinos in DZCA’s 130-year history, and today marked the beginning of a chapter we couldn’t be more excited about. None of this would have been possible without the generosity of those who believed in this vision from the start. Thank you to the Schoelzel Family Foundation, the Kintzele Family, and our anonymous donors for your support of their habitat transformation and safe transport from Florida. Your investment made today happen. Welcome home, boys. Denver is so glad you’re here. 🦏