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Tag: Black-footed Ferret

News and coverage of Black-footed Ferret at zoos and aquariums.

A black-footed ferret looks out from the mouth of a burrow in dry, cracked pale earth, only its head and the dark mask across its eyes above ground, with scrub grass scattered around the opening.
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470 Ferret Kits in One Year, 45 Years After Meeteetse

Five breeding facilities produced 470 black-footed ferret kits this year, and the five ...
Two black-footed ferrets with dark facial masks and black feet look up from white bedding inside a blue plastic enclosure tray.
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Cloned Black-Footed Ferrets Produce Three Litters

A black-footed ferret cloned from tissue frozen more than thirty years ago has ...

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An infant mountain gorilla held by its mother

460 Gorillas Named Since 2005

A close view of an adult Sumatran orangutan face beside a young orangutan with bright orange hair.

Sumatran Orangutan Born to a 46-Year-Old Mother

Two Asian elephant calves walk side by side across grass and sand at Rosamond Gifford Zoo, beside an adult elephant's legs.

Miracle Twins Born at Rosamond Gifford Zoo: A Historic Moment for Asian Elephant Conservation

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  • Two young grizzly bear cubs rest side by side on a canvas hammock in a wooded outdoor habitat.

    Orphaned Grizzly Cubs Named Scout and Ranger

  • A red panda with rust-coloured fur and white face markings walks across grass beside a wooden post fence at Zoo Boise.

    Zoo Boise Wins International Sustainability Award

  • A Nature Seychelles field officer in a blue shirt bending over a nesting hawksbill turtle in beach vegetation on Cousin Island, the turtle part buried in pale sand.

    Six Knitters, One Hawksbill, and Cousin Island

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