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Adorable Gibbon Tries To Cure Hay Fever By Sticking Grass Up His Itchy NoseHaving hay fever can be a pretty miserable time, with people looking for medicine or home remedies to relieve the symptoms.
In 2021, a female white-handed gibbon became pregnant, confusing Japanese zookeepers who believed a male money had never ...
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- There's a lot of monkeying around at the Philadelphia Zoo these days now that the newest white-handed gibbon is growing up. Eros was born nearly a year ago. Eros loves to ...
A gibbon at an Australian zoo had to undergo surgery after it made the mistake of trying to relieve its hay fever symptoms by shoving a blade of grass up its nose.“Anyone who’s had a 3-year-old will ...
The zoo is expanding, too - in 2025, they will be welcoming siamangs (a gibbon species), Asian small-clawed otters, babirusas (deer pigs) and rhinoceros hornbills. Many visitors came to see the ...
In this year’s program, more than 4,300 students were challenged to engineer innovative enrichments or exhibit designs for the Minnesota Zoo’s critically endangered white-cheeked gibbons.
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