It's funny how I've watched videos of animals eating and been to zoos at feeding time and never thought about all the intricate details. Thanks for posting this program. I so want to visit this zoo.
I remember figuring out diets for cattle and sheep in college, making sure they had the right amount of fiber, vitamins, calories, etc. I cannot imagine what it must be like at a zoo where you have hundreds of different species! Fascinating look behind the scenes, thank you!
I have such a deep PASSION for Nature & wild animals... (.ALL animals) I'm just in total awe & am incredibly PROUD of this magnificent Zoo in my hometown of Cincinnati...
The Cincinnati Zoo prides itself on how well they care for their animals. They were actually one of the first (if not THE first) zoos in America to switch from cages to habitat-based enclosures, like the many grotto's they have today. I volunteered there for a while, and it is a joy to see all those animals happy and healthy.
I volunteer at the St. Louis Zoo and our zoo was also among the first as well when the zoo created the Bear Pits in 1920. It was considered to be state of the art back then because it was among the 1st enclosures to not have any bars. The architecture of our old Bear Pits are still around, but because we are among the top 10 zoos in the country, we are always updating our enclosures to make things better for our animals.
Awesome keep up the good work guys god and us depends on you and all the other zoos and nature parks out there to save the new generation of all animals everywhere so they can have a better future!!! We all believe in you all the way!!!
God bless you all for these wonderful creatures and believers and wonderful zookeepers. He will forgive those ones who have sinned and disbelieve. God be with you and animals because we are survivors We’re going to survive keep on surviving!!! We’re not going to stop We’re gonna work harder!!!!! You’re not alone anymore you have us all around the world And from Ashland Kentucky !! Animals forever!!!
It would be fun to know specialty food items, like the wax worms, that are real treats for the different species. For example. Watermelon for the hippos! Surely they don’t get that in their native rivers. Who in particular loves pineapple? Who loves what and why! It must be good for the soul to work with these magnificent creatures-the Divine is apparent.
Some animals are actually given cereal as a treat during training sessions (certain animals receive novel foods like that only during training)so it probably used along those lines for harder to train behaviors.
I just want to hug every single one of those animals. Thank you for educating us
Most interesting! Glad to know the animals are so well taken care of. Thanks for the video!
The diversity of food is amazing. Thank you for sharing this information. Very educational.
Great video, very educational and informative!
Thank you for another wonderful 'behind the scenes' look. Greetings from Florida
It's funny how I've watched videos of animals eating and been to zoos at feeding time and never thought about all the intricate details. Thanks for posting this program. I so want to visit this zoo.
I remember figuring out diets for cattle and sheep in college, making sure they had the right amount of fiber, vitamins, calories, etc. I cannot imagine what it must be like at a zoo where you have hundreds of different species! Fascinating look behind the scenes, thank you!
I have such a deep PASSION for Nature & wild animals... (.ALL animals) I'm just in total awe & am incredibly PROUD of this magnificent Zoo in my hometown of Cincinnati...
So nice to see all the animals getting fresh food on a regular basis... most places use pre-packaged kibble style foods only.
agree !!
The Cincinnati Zoo prides itself on how well they care for their animals. They were actually one of the first (if not THE first) zoos in America to switch from cages to habitat-based enclosures, like the many grotto's they have today. I volunteered there for a while, and it is a joy to see all those animals happy and healthy.
I volunteer at the St. Louis Zoo and our zoo was also among the first as well when the zoo created the Bear Pits in 1920. It was considered to be state of the art back then because it was among the 1st enclosures to not have any bars. The architecture of our old Bear Pits are still around, but because we are among the top 10 zoos in the country, we are always updating our enclosures to make things better for our animals.
Very interesting, thank you! ❤️
WOW, that is just amazing. I love all these "behind-the-scenes" looks. :o) Annette
Awesome keep up the good work guys god and us depends on you and all the other zoos and nature parks out there to save the new generation of all animals everywhere so they can have a better future!!! We all believe in you all the way!!!
You don't ever think what it take to feed them. I now know it takes a lot of work.
I really like these behind the scenes videos!
Great video. The audio and video was good and so interesting to see a bts of the zoo.
God bless you all for these wonderful creatures and believers and wonderful zookeepers. He will forgive those ones who have sinned and disbelieve. God be with you and animals because we are survivors We’re going to survive keep on surviving!!! We’re not going to stop We’re gonna work harder!!!!! You’re not alone anymore you have us all around the world And from Ashland Kentucky !! Animals forever!!!
This was great. We. Red to see more behind the scenes at the zoo
this was so cool! thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for the video. Very informative. I had no idea 💡
Very interesting
Thank you
Very informative...I am sure that would an interesting job too. Thanks so much.
It would be fun to know specialty food items, like the wax worms, that are real treats for the different species. For example. Watermelon for the hippos! Surely they don’t get that in their native rivers. Who in particular loves pineapple? Who loves what and why! It must be good for the soul to work with these magnificent creatures-the Divine is apparent.
If you think feeding is intricate, the vets have to be experienced in treating so many animals and their patients are all different.
wonder what animal eats those lucky charms
Some animals are actually given cereal as a treat during training sessions (certain animals receive novel foods like that only during training)so it probably used along those lines for harder to train behaviors.
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Awersome :D It's all so clean and organized too... (This is like what I have at my house for all my animals but x10000 haha)
Fascinating!
Get the woman more freezer space! Very interesting and informative.
thank you for sharing
Amazing.
Love this video.
Awesome job! So how is Fiona?????😁
So how does getting food work with the whole Coronavirus pandemic?
100% want a 10 minute video of just the animals eating
I wanted to see feeding, not an interview.
Would you take a deer hit by a car?
Neptune it would be nice and tender
Add dolphins