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Check out our Veterinary Team in action as they provide dental care for Tony, our male red kangaroo. ๐ฆ๐ชฅ
When you just have to get the last bite in during the playfight.
The masked lapwing is notorious for their bold nesting efforts, often building nests in inconvenient locations populated by humans. They have been observed using distraction tactics when their nest is threatened, pretending to be injured to lure predators away from their nest.
Join us Saturday, Feb. 21 for our Black History Month Celebration: "Art in Action โ A Journey of Healing, Expression, and Hope." Featuring our 2026 Community Hero, Reading Heart, and acclaimed professional violinist, Will Roberson II. This event will take place from 10AM-2PM and is included with your admission.
Read more: https://fcz.org/blog/art-in-action-a-journey-of-healing-expression-and-hope-at-fresno-chaffee-zoo/
The toxicity of wild poison dart frogs is directly linked to their diet. The don`t create their own toxins, instead getting them from anthropods that they consume on the forest floor. When these frogs receive controlled non-toxic diets, they lose their toxicity.
The male Raggiana bird-of-paradise is recognized for their impressive plumage and coloration. Their cascading red plumes are known as "streamers" and are most prominent during displays of courtship.
Moment of reflection on the savanna~๐ ๐
