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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2019 · 38 MIN

WFL 25: Conservation And Behavioural Husbandry Of Giraffes At The Toronto Zoo With Brent Huffman

from Wild For Life · host The Toronto Zoo

Giraffes are a unique animal with their long necks and very long and flexible tongues. I wanted to find out more about giraffes at the Toronto Zoo, so I got the chance to sit down with Brent Huffman, Zookeeper, to ask him some questions about the two Masai giraffes at the Zoo.  Brent and I discuss their conservation needs in the wild in light of their massive population decline, the Species Survival Plan, behavioural husbandry implemented for giraffes at the Zoo, and we learn why giraffes have such long and flexible tongues.

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