As you have seen how the penguins were meeting their companions in their territory. Here are some more heart melting incidents. Due to the Coronavirus quarantine the zoos all over the world have been locked to the visitors. But the keepers have taken time to share the moments of animals meeting each other and share their day-to-day life activities on social platforms. This helps to make smiles on our faces.
The most heart touching moments are the videos of the zoo animals seeing each other for the first time in their life. The most viewed activities were the meetups of the zoo animals. A loveable meetup of a sea lion with a tegu went viral recently. The loveable dubiety seen on the sea lions face made this video to be viewed more than 96k times. We looked in for more such videos and here are some more incidents like that. Hope you will enjoy the cuteness of the animals.
The lovable meetup of a sea lion with a tegu that went viral
This Video gone viral after one shared on his twitter.
When you got no game at the #StaringGame but your animal enrichment is on point. pic.twitter.com/dbp67i3mu3
— Mystic Aquarium (@mysticaquarium) March 19, 2020
Image credits: mysticaquarium
Some other zoos also have let their animals to see each other
Image credits: Cincinnati Zoo
San Diego Zoo also shared a Coati Cutie to meet a Gorilla
Among the ones who shares awesome moments of animals on their feed, the San Diego zoo also shared a Coati Cutie to meet a gorilla. And he seems to be interested in little animals.
Taki the coati cutie visited some prime-mates over the weekend. ? pic.twitter.com/zG4mhLM6kS
— San Diego Zoo (@sandiegozoo) March 24, 2020
Image credits: sandiegozoo
Duck runner looking at the Penguins
The Maryland zoo also shared a video of a duck runner looking at the penguins on their twitter feed.
??Birds of a feather…visit each other when the Zoo is closed. Our Indian runner duck stopped by the Penguin Education Center this week. #ClosedButStillCaring pic.twitter.com/Hvd8aSbSe7
— Maryland Zoo (@marylandzoo) March 21, 2020
Image credits: marylandzoo
The Shedd aquarium shared penguin meetups.
When in the water, penguins are powerhouses! ??
Magellanic penguins are excellent long-distance swimmers. With their powerful wings, they can hit speeds of 15 mph. Monte explored the Polar Play Zone and stopped to watch Dolores and Mercedes swim. pic.twitter.com/dYiDhdGhNM
— Shedd Aquarium (@shedd_aquarium) March 25, 2020
Image credits: shedd_aquarium
To sidetrack the people from the going on disaster the Dallas Zoo has begun to share videos of the Behind the scenes rushes and learning videos for on their twitter feed. This is done since the lockdown due to coronavirus.
Remember Hodari, our adorable little milky eagle owl chick? She took a trip to the Children’s Zoo recently to meet the koi fish! We are introducing her to all kinds of sights and sounds right now, so she’ll grow up to be confident and a great ambassador for her species. pic.twitter.com/4QdkVJj69l
— Dallas Zoo (@DallasZoo) March 25, 2020
Image credits: DallasZoo
So this much unreal for us such animal meetups are common for zookeepers
I’ll be real we do this all the time anyways lol (at my facility we call it “visual species interaction” to sound ~fancy~) we just don’t usually record it and put it on our social media! Plus right now we can go for like, long walks and not have to worry about operating hours woo
— Arras (@AnimusPanthera) March 23, 2020
Image credits: AnimusPanthera
What was the strangest/ most interesting interaction? Also the one that could never happen in wild if it’s not same as those?
— The last defender of the sprawl (@marfedmoo) March 23, 2020
Image credits: AnimusPanthera
Hm, hard to say! Just recently we took our serval to see the big fish tanks – generally, the fish are very interested in him and he Does Not Care. We also took the sloths to see the dolphins. The dolphins were interested for a minute and the sloths fell asleep lol
— Arras (@AnimusPanthera) March 23, 2020
Image credits: AnimusPanthera
