show up and all another zoo were shut down the let me exhibit is not please vote. like you could go on and on and not a lot of it makes sense if you're fully diving in and gig to the process of getting why not add that? that would make sense to a smart amendment and on on the other hand, we wanted too narrow and wondering if i want to expand this beyond the panda bears go for that. >> well, let's hear from smooven that represents the work of the zoo will be helpful and we can do that get information from the head of zoo and zoological society to get that that $10 million is easy to say address additional - so the zoo is - but anyway, i'm to stop and i'm going to turn it over to the committee members i'll say we or going to misunderstood with the resolution and with the mayor we love for you to come to the competent on the - raising money for children and families. >> i love that and love to entertain a discussion how we can partner with that we need to change the legislation that allows the supervisors. >> let's do that. >> and happy. >> (multiple voices.) >> and y

and that doesn't include zoo camp, which is upcoming. so, what i would like to leave you with is that, the changes to slope boulevard will be problematic for the zoo, and they would like to continue to be in discussions with some solutions. thank you. thank you, donna yoshida, for sharing your comments. can we have the next speaker, please? hi. good afternoon. my name is laura walsh. i'm with the surfrider foundation and i live on taraval. really close to the project, i'm our california policy manager, and surfrider is working on dozens of coastal resilience projects throughout the state preparing for sea level rise. and we consider this one, you know, potentially an enormous poster child for what we can do to actually prepare for sea level rise. so we support the legislation and the retreat of the great highway extension and appreciate everyone who's been a part of it , this is an erosion pinch point at south ocean beach, and we can't just wait for the ocean to take over here, sea level rise is only going to make things worse. i do want

at some point, a banner with the name of the zoo hits the camera.at the end of march, when the prosecutor's office came here to check. in the bags, employees of the supervisory department found dead storks and a monkey. it has been established that animals throughout... they were left without food and water for a long time, ate inedible items, and there was also no proper veterinary supervision, subsequently they developed various diseases. a criminal case has already been opened for cruelty to animals. now i am on the territory of the zoo, and the territory is quite impressive, there are a large number of enclosures, now i see, there are even such exotic animals as a tiger, there are really monkeys here too... a lot, in general the zoo feels like it has its own life ordinary life, tigers, lemurs, flamingos, kangaroos, large porno-ungulates, and also various types of cold-blooded animals, even some state zoos may envy such a list, in some cages there is noticeable garbage, which is not visible in the interior, indicating that there could be difficul

remember all this talk about bringing pandas to the san francisco zoo? it's on the front page of the zoo's website right now. well, those plans have hit a roadblock. mayor breed thought she sealed the deal during a trip to china last month, but a board of supervisors committee is now rejecting her fundraising plans. abc seven news reporter tim johns has a look at the political fight. >> the push to make two pandas san francisco's newest residents, has officially stalled. on thursday, a committee of the board of supervisors rejected the fundraising proposal put forward by mayor london breed supervisor dean preston, who chairs that committee, says amendments need to be made to the proposal before he would support it. >> we do need to make sure we have the information to prevent actual conflicts of interest here and make sure that this is all being done transparently. >> preston isn't the only one criticizing the mayor's plan. supervisor ashraf safai, who is running against breed in november's election, tells us he thinks the mayor's fundraising plans are a

show up and all another zoo were shut down the let me exhibit is not please vote. like you could go on and on and not a lot of it makes sense if you're fully diving in and gig to the process of getting why not add that? that would make sense to a smart amendment and on on the other hand, we wanted too narrow and wondering if i want to expand this beyond the panda bears go for that. >> well, let's hear from smooven that represents the work of the zoo will be helpful and we can do that get information from the head of zoo and zoological society to get that that $10 million is easy to say address additional - so the zoo is - but anyway, i'm to stop and i'm going to turn it over to the committee members i'll say we or going to misunderstood with the resolution and with the mayor we love for you to come to the competent on the - raising money for children and families. >> i love that and love to entertain a discussion how we can partner with that we need to change the legislation that allows the supervisors. >> let's do that. >> and happy. >> (multiple voices.) >> and y

, the former director of the zoo, the creator of this zoo, the woman who created the pride of chelyabenskzoo, one of the entrepreneurs... produced products to somehow feed these animals, and then got a meeting with the then mayor of the city vyacheslav mikhailovich tarasov, so they managed to create a wonderful zoo from scratch, this woman managed to create a wonderful zoo together with the mayor, now he is one of the best in the country, excuse me, i’ll interrupt, but this is markov’s gift, this is your gift, but now we saw a photograph, look, there are lynxes, bears, a polar bear, we are also from the border. delivered a medical kit to the arctic circle, and the outbound zoos were transported around the chelyabinsk region, that is, i gave five or six cars a truck crane, let’s say a saima cage and we go to orphans and show them, for example, to uvelka there to other cities, they made a lot of trees, we have a lot of photographs, trees, fir trees there, roughly speaking , all kinds of food, and so what happened to the director, the zoo was again in very good condition, in the very best, i

a scary story in a private zoo in new moscow.r the death of the animals. according to investigators, the employees starved two storks and a monkey for a long time. the animals were forced to eat inedible garbage, rubber, and whatever they could find. there was also no proper veterinary care for the pets. so what alina skachkova was looking into what was going on behind the walls of a private, out-of-sight zoo. this. a private zoo in the south-west of moscow is not ready to receive visitors today, especially if journalists came to visit, the road of the writer and the filming brothers was blocked by security, apparently so that all the secrets would remain behind a high fence, as the prosecutor's office reports, it was here that three pets of the institution died a terrible death , two storks and a monkey. the media write that for a long time the animals were starved and then simply thrown into the trash tank. we cannot show the shocking footage without cuts; under the scorching sun, all that is left of the animals. the examinatio

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one died in the lipetsk zoo. the second kitten is not doing very well either. shoulder blade. he has open wounds on his body, that is, these are rotting bedsores, these are heartbreaking shots, a surviving kitten squeaks in a cramped enclosure, he can’t even stand up on his own, his limbs have given out, the owner is sure these are zoo workers, they brought animal half to death. if you believe the documents, the second kitten died, however, not everything is so simple here. this photo was taken a few days before the death of the animal. an employee of rosprirodnadzor is holding a meeting. a completely healthy animal in our arms, according to the official version, then the animal suddenly died, and he was immediately cremated, we took him to the examination, where the concealment protocol took place, tests were taken and where the diagnosis was made in the concealment protocol that he had polycystic kidney disease, the same protocol on the autopsy of the body, the document seems to have been drawn up in knee, an amazing thing , a veterinarian examined the reprod

the furry effort to bring the favorites back to the national zoo. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. and now we wait. the fate of donald j. trump, former president of the united states, and now criminal defendant, is tonight in the hands of a manhattan jury. the seven men and five women deliberating for 4 1/2 hours today on whether mr. trump was part of an unlawful scheme to falsify business records to cover up hush money, paid to an adult film star. he is charged with 34 counts. late this afternoon the panel rang a bell summoning a bailiff to the deliberation room, not to say they had reached a verdict, but rather with questions about those instructions and a request to have a readback of testimony from two major prosecution witnesses. tonight, lawyers on both sides can only wonder what the jury could be telegraphing about its process and progress. senior legal correspondent laura jarrett has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, jury deliberations wrapping up for the day in former president trump's hush money case. the first trial

in this particular zoo minorities and members of china's zoo associations but i strongly believe anyervisor regulated by the local government. at the high level china is one of the few countries, probably the only industrialised country that does not have anti—cruelty law. china is 202 years behind the most progressive country in the world in terms of anti—cruelty legislation. i strongly believe that it's time china consider adopting such a law. peter li, thank you _ consider adopting such a law. peter li, thank you for _ consider adopting such a law. peter li, thank you for coming _ consider adopting such a law. peter li, thank you for coming on - consider adopting such a law. peter li, thank you for coming on the program. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. migration and border security is going to be a key issue at the next uk election. and today labour laid out part of its policy. sir keir starmer says a labour government would scrap the tories rwanda policy straightaway but would not bring back migrants who may have already been deported there. but the labour l

some are also worried about whether the san francisco zoo can actually accommodate the pandas. that includes justin barker, the head of a watchdog group called sf zoo watch. >> there's animal neglect, animals escaping their cages, and this is a decades long issues, barker says. >> the zoo has been mismanaged for years and is in desperate need of repairs. he tells us that even if the city can get funding, he doesn't think the zoo will be able to actually take care of the pandas at this point, that this zoo is not meeting the needs of its animals and bringing pandas here is a terrible decision. in response, the san francisco zoo sent abc7 news a statement which reads in part, concerns about our zoo's conditions are unfounded as we undergo regular inspections by various regulatory bodies. these independent inspections are thorough and encompass aspects such as animal enclosures and exhibit spaces. breeds fundraising proposal will rely solely on donations to bring the pandas to the city, and not taxpayer money. in san francisco. tim johns, abc seven news. >> participants in san fra

why was he transferred to the oakland zoo?, follow what's called a species survival plan for giraffe in aza accredited institutions, which just means that we manage which giraffe goes to which institution and who they breed with based on genetic diversity. so we look to maintain a genetically healthy population and minimize inbreeding by moving animals between facilities. and those animals that move are animals that we know their genetics. and so he came here on sort of an arranged trip to spend some time with two of our females here. >> yeah. i mean, and obviously this is all, all a broad effort to try to, to, to make sure you protect what is an endangered species, reticulated giraffe populations have experienced a 50% decline in the past 35 years, and that has led to their endangered status. what are the major factors leading to that population decline worldwide, the predominant factor really is habitat encroachment. you know, there's less and less space, more and more humans. and that creates a myriad of different pressures

helping to boost zoo tourism around the globe.cted to arrive this summer. a highly-anticipated import after three giant pandas departed from the smithsonian zoo in d.c. last year. >> i love them. they're so cute. >> reporter: now that panda-size void felt across the world with dogs being used as unlikely stand-ins. >> zoos are there to educate and inspire and promote conversation. they're not there to promote painting domestic colors with made up colors to represent. >> the crowds are what they normally expect. back to you. >> yeah. i mean, a lot to process there. i will say cute animals on a friday, there's that. they are cute. whether they're pandas or ds, i guess. >>> stay with us because there is much more news ahead. you are watc ♪♪ >>> in today's mental health check, we're focussing on how to deal and how to heal from family trauma. like all types of trauma, family trauma can affect how we see ourselves and how we treat other people. experts say unresolved trauma can also lead to negative impacts on your mental health and al

that’s why the zoo workers are rushing around like lost animals, apparently thinking how not to scareuge territory of 5 hectares, a ticket here costs 1.0 rubles. with a daily flow of visitors with children , it is not difficult to calculate that this business is very profitable, income can reach hundreds of thousands of rubles, despite the fact that the animals work for free, and is it really possible that with such turnover there was no money for food? in addition, the media write, the zoo did not even have a full-time veterinarian, although hundreds of unique animals are kept in captivity here. in private menageries like this, animals are not studied; they huddle in test cages solely to enrich other people's pockets. there also seem to be checks. here once every two years rosselkhoznadzor visits. they say that department officials have previously recorded violations here, including the lack of licenses. but to the owner of the zoo, eduard khochituryan, here is supposedly his photo, everything is like water. according to media reports, this person is not an easy one. khochituryan all

the national zoo says china is sending two pandas to the zoo.oing in. new climbing structures, rocks, hammocks and pools. while 7,500 miles away in china, two 2-year-olds are spending lazy days tumbling downhill and eating lots of bamboo. within a few months, they will catch a flight from washington, d.c. >> we will make it more fun and a happier place for them. >> reporter: those 2-year-olds both described as panda teenagers. and something really special. his family has lived at the national zoo before. here is the family tree. so his mom was here and his grandparents were here? >> that's right. we're so excited that we're able to have a cub that is coming from this family line. >> reporter: for 51 years, those black and white fur balls were the biggest stars at the national zoo. >> we're so excited to see the pandas. >> reporter: then last november heartbreak. panda-mania came to an end. just as u.s.-chinese relations grew tense. the national zoo sent home its last three pandas. >> i miss you. i really want to cuddle with you. >> reporter: the

some are also worried about whether the san francisco zoo can actually accommodate the pandas.includes justin barker, the head of a watchdog group called sf zoo watch. >> there's animal neglect, animals escaping their cages, and this is a decades long issues, barker says. >> the zoo has been mismanaged for years and is in desperate need of repairs. he tells us that even if the city can get funding, he doesn't think the zoo will be able to actually take care of the pandas at this point, that this zoo is not meeting the needs of its animals and bringing pandas here is a terrible decision. in response, the san francisco zoo sent abc7 news a statement which reads in part, concerns about our zoo's conditions are unfounded as we undergo regular inspections by various regulatory bodies. these independent inspections are thorough and encompass aspects such as animal enclosures and exhibit spaces. breeds fundraising proposal will rely solely on donations to bring the pandas to the city, and not taxpayer money. in san francisco. tim johns, abc seven news. >> participants in san francisco

zoo is spoiled, tucker, the hippo for his 21st birthday with some juicy watermelons video from the zoo happy 21st birthday, tucker. he enjoyed some watermelons before his friends, a feeling and fritz and been be joined in to celebrate is like give me more. put it in. 21 and just had to see that kind of finish there. happy birthday. all right. that's it from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here. cheering crowd for news at noon. i'm justine waldman. i'll see you again during kron for news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, thanks so much, justine. we have such a fun show planned today. we have some young, talented performers. you're not going want to miss and we're talking about some treats you can have for memorial day. all of that for memorial day. all of that and so m it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ yes, ahh!! mom: what is going on with

we're asking you what you think the oakland zoo should name its new giraffe. the options are n-z, which means powerful. nuru meaning light, or kovu which means scar. or just scan the qr code at the top right of your screen. or you can go to ktvu.com/vote. welcome to the nine. looks like nuru is running away with the pack there at 48. >> naming is such a difficult and personal and very fun thing. did you and your wife go through any, you know, sort of talks and discussions and vetoes when you had that? >> yes. there were a couple of vetoes from my wife. i was like, no, i didn't like that girl in school. we're not naming her. >> oh yes. oh, i it's like once you know someone there was a giselle in first grade and i will never name anything. giselle. do you have those sort of attachments or are you a grown up? >> no, i don't have those attachments at all. okay okay. i'm curious to see how the giraffes. what if they're going to be arguing with everyone else who's voting on it, will get to choose a name. so i suppose whoever gets the most votes will be the one that

his mother, bao bao, was born at the national zoo in 2014.entury. the zoo's first pair of giant pandas arrived in 1972, a gift from the chinese premier to then-first lady pat nixon. >> i think they're adorable, endearing creatures. >> pandas! >> reporter: since then, they've captured zoo-goers' hearts, tumbling in fresh snow, flopping from heights, and chomping down on their favorite snacks all while welcoming new cubs along the way. thousands watched in awe online as xiao qi ji was born in 2020. but he and his parents were sent back to china in november after their loan agreements lapsed amid heightened tensions with beijing. >> really sad, heartbreaking to see them go back to china, and hopefully we can work something out in the future for more pandas. >> reporter: that hope now a reality after productive communications between president biden and chinese president xi jinping in recent months, a sign panda diplomacy is alive and well. the new pandas are 2 years old. they'll be on a ten-year loan, which means they're going to be here through

some are also worried about whether the san francisco zoo can actually accommodate the pandas. that includes justin barker, the head of a watchdog group called sf zoo watch. >> there's animal neglect, animals escaping their cages, and this is decades long issues. >> barker says the zoo has been mismanaged for years and is in desperate need of repairs. he tells us that even if the city can get funding, he doesn't think the zoo will be able to actually take care of the pandas at this point, that this zoo is not meeting the needs of its animals and bringing pandas here is a terrible decision. in response to san francisco's zoo sent abc7 news a statement which reads in part, concerns about our zoo's conditions are unfounded as we undergo regular inspections by various regulatory bodies. these independent inspections are thorough and encompass aspects such as animal enclosures and exhibit spaces. breeds fundraising proposal will rely solely on donations to bring the pandas to the city, and not taxpayer money. in san francisco. tim johns, abc seven news. >> well, more to come on that

zoos are to promote conservation.the zoo staff told us overnight that the panda dogs arrived at the zoo before may 1st, china's labor day public holiday. they're still there. the crowd size, we're told, is actually typical. >> i would go just to see the panda dogs at this point. >> i would say you have probably seen enough of them right now. >> you would have thought this might work, that people might be fooled by this. >> yeah, yeah. they don't look like bears. >> no! no. >> it's like a cat that doesn't -- a cat doesn't look like a skunk if it has black-and-white paint, but it always fooled pepÉ le pew. >> oh, stef, stef. that was a great one. >> weird and wonderful. thank you. >> you know what, that could have been a boost. >> it really could have. it's just good, clean fun. >>> okay, guys, being away from your kids on a birthday can be tough. but a southwest airlines pilot found a way to make his son feel special from millions of miles away. >> we have friends here that want to sing happy birthday to you. here he i

keepers at the houston zoo arrived at work to find a newborn baby giraffe. according to the zoo.rs knew that the mom was pregnant but they didn't know the exact delivery date and they were surprised when they found the baby giraffe when they arrived there last saturday morning, the baby has been named t know seeing there running around and weighs 160 pounds and stands at a very tall 6 feet tall. i call it the same stats like a baby giraffe. alright staff at the nashville zoo celebrated the birth of their first litter red river hog piglets. the zoo said the piglets were born on april 11th and they've been named fig peach persimmon and clementine. this is the first litter of red river hog piglets to be born at the nashville zoo. bringing the total number of that species at the zoo to 7. the babies are born to first-time parents, wilbur and truffles and staff say they were closely with truffles to make sure she had a successful pregnancy. so that's a male walrus at the zoo in tacoma, washington. and interest delighting his keepers because he's illustrating the species entertaining m

zoo posted this video showing the new giraffe feeding system on social media.l the ball with treats, then use pulleys to lift them up a tree. the zoo says it paid for the feeders, using money raised during a donation challenge. over the last few months, the zoo collected $10,000 from the public and that money was matched by denis dominique family, bringing the total to $20,000. if you've never fed a giraffe when you give it the food, they like to take your whole hand in and then their tongues are really raspy. i like the camera angle on that right there. up next, they had to win this game and they had one of the giants beat the dodgers tonight. and they did it in true giant style pitching, pitching and some clutch moments. let's take you to the ballpark. hey, that is friendship. we can all get along there. giants and dodgers. bottom of the third inning. mike yastrzemski hitless in his last five games. not anymore. they need his bat. and he came through tonight. this is a two run homer. giants took a quick two. nothing lead. all right, fourth inning. now this mi

meet at the oakland zoo. right outside of the london zoo. the cubs born on march 13th. >> so far spend most of their time inside with their mom. the trio has not yet been gendered or named. the 3 cubs are part of the zoo's breeding program which contributes to the conservation of that endangered species. what name would you pick for the draft? and i think is the right one. all right. that's it from the newsroom today. i'm justine waldman. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon. see you again during kron. 4 news at 2, 3. but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, justine, thank so much. we have a great show coming up today on live in the bay. we have a performance here in studio and we're also talking mother's day celebrations that you can take part in. how about the city and at home so much coming up. and at home so much coming up. dupixent helps people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. and when you can breathe better, what isn't better? this is better. this is b

the smithsonian national zoo in washington dc announced china will send two new pandas to the zoo by the end of the year. it's the continuation of a partnership that started back in 1972. nbc's tom costello is there with a preview of his report tonight on nbc nightly news. you know, they've been a part of this zoo's identity for five decades. they've been a huge tourist draw into washington, into the national zoo, but they've been gone for five months because, of course, the agreement with china is a loan agreement. they had to return their three pandas last november. now, a new agreement in place, the two pandas coming by the end of the year. will they have cubs is the big question. and what about the other zoos around the country that are looking forward to maybe also getting pandas? is panda diplomacy back? is it going to be panda mania again? we'll have a complete report, a breakdown on nbc nightly news. so many questions right now with those pandas. all right, well, coming up, some puppy love here at nbc bay area. the furry visitors who helped bring some joy and cuddles to our n

. >> the oakland zoo has a new member and you can help name him that story coming up after the break.first, take a look at this shot from earlier tonight. the fog rolling across the golden gate as the sun set over the marin headlands. the 11:00 news returns in just two minutes. new search engine, project or product, reuters sources say. the artificial intelligence company plans to announce its ai powered search engine on monday. the announcement could be timed day before the tuesday start of google's annual conference, where it's expected to reveal a lot of ai related products. openai declined to comment. the state will soon be testing artificial intelligence tools aimed at improving public services for californians. today, the state announced that agreements with five companies to develop the tools, including openai. they could be used to ease traffic jams and help people file their taxes, among other things. the companies will be paid $1 for their proposals. the state will test them for six months before deciding whether to launch them. >> apple is now apologizing for an advertising

that includes justin barker, the head of a watchdog group called sf zoo. watch >> there's animal neglect, animals escaping their cages, and this is decades long issues, barker says. >> the zoo has been mismanaged for years and is in desperate need of repairs. he tells us that even if the city can get funding, he doesn't think the zoo will be able to actually take care of the pandas at this point, that this zoo is not meeting the needs of its animals and bringing pandas here is a terrible decision. in response, the san francisco zoo sent abc7 news a statement which reads in part concerns about our zoo's conditions are unfounded as we undergo regular inspections by various regulatory bodies. these independent inspections are thorough and encompass aspects such as animal enclosures and exhibit spaces. breeds fundraising proposal will rely solely on donations to bring the pandas to the city and not taxpayer money. in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> now to developing news sonoma state university president mike lee officially retired today, just one

zoo posted this video showing the new giraffe feeding system on social media.eepers fill the ball with treats, then use pulleys to lift them up a tree. the zoo says it paid for the feeders, using money raised during a donation challenge. over the last few months, the zoo collected $10,000 from the public and that money was matched by denis dominique family, bringing the total to $20,000. if you've never fed a giraffe when you give it the food, they like to take your whole hand in and then their tongues are really raspy. i like the camera angle on that right there. up next, they had to win this game and they had one of ♪ (ominous music) ♪ teacher: ...but it's still true. there are four states of matter. there are solids, liquids, gases... teacher: trevor? teacher: not quite? plasma. teacher: lights please. teacher: now, states of matter are comprised of relationships between molecules. teacher: molecules' relationships... nicotine's a neurotoxin that can escalate teen anxiety. teacher: saved by the bell! ♪ (ominous music) ♪ the giants beat the dodgers tonight. a

baby boom in the capital's zoo.urs at once. our couple of lemurs have already become parents several times, but this year the couple had three babies. this is a fairly rare phenomenon in nature. so we are very happy. zoo workers try not to disturb the kids, that's why. the total number of births is unknown, they have not yet received names, but the adaptation of the baby ring-tailed lemurs is going well. like many animals, they sleep most of the time, curl up in a ball on their shelves, and most often they hide babies in such a ball in order to keep them safe. well, but at the same time, children, like all children, have now become very playful, they are about a month old now, they run away from their parents, they love to run, we often see interaction with visitors, they run around, get mad, and jump with their parents. on the parent on other limurs, that is, if you can get the flies to play, then he watches them with unusually all his interest. a distinctive feature of this species is their activity during the day

in case , were seized for examination and were temporarily locked in a cage in one of the capital's zoose owner they were suddenly transported to another region, as much as 400 km away, after a month and a half gulyaev was informed that he not a smuggler, but his ordinary savannah cat, he can pick them up from the zoo, i came there to pick up a kitten, you have two cats, one died in lipetsk. the second kitten died, but not everything is so simple here. this photo was taken a few days before the death of the animal. employee rosprirodnadzor is holding what appears to be a completely healthy animal in its arms. according to the official version, the animal then suddenly died and was immediately cremated. we took him to an examination, where the cover-up protocol took place, tests were taken, and where it was diagnosed in the cover-up protocol that he had polycystic kidney disease. the same autopsy report. the document seems to have been drawn up on my knees. examined the male, the documents indicate a female, the question arises whether there was an autopsy at all, so the owner is convince

baby boom in the capital's zoo.mes, but this year the couple had three babies. this is quite a rare occurrence. in nature, and therefore we are very happy. zoo workers try not to disturb the babies, so the gender of the newborns is unknown. and they haven’t received names yet, but the adaptation of the baby cat limurs is going well. like many animals, they sleep most of the time, curl up in a ball on their shelves, and most often they hide babies in such a ball in order to, well, protect them. so, but at the same time, children, like all children now, have become very playful, about a month old, they are now running away from their parents, they really like to run. often we see interaction with visitors, they run around, go crazy, jump from parent to parent to other limurs, that is, if you manage to get the flies playing, then he watches them with unusual interest. a distinctive feature of this species is their activity during the day, despite the fact that lemurs are considered nocturnal animals. they are called fe

defiance zoo in tacoma, washington, according to a recent article by the zoo.pple cider vinegar banana cues. now to san diego. and they're released footage of a newborn puting funding pedal as she is talking in there and under tree. the san diego zoo wildlife alliance now saying the pedal is very adept at behavior that helps these animals did also known as the world's smallest deer hide from predators. the zoo writing here, she might be hard to spot, but she's worth searching for p two's are native to south american rainforests. thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at noon, i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time. i see you again during kron for news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, thanks, justine. we have a great show coming up today on live in the bay. a local pastry shop that you definitely are going to want to check out. they also have a new location coming soon. and another amazing kid is joining us here in studio and we get a live performance, all of that live performance, all of that and so much more when liv

the zoo says both mom and baby are doing well.s sleep and eat often and mandrels are the world's largest monkeys. the san diego zoo is excited about the recent birth of this bright orange endangered baby monkey. they are known for giving birth to bright orange babies that darken to black as they get older. the zoo says the birth of this baby marks a critical new member of this dwindling species population. >>> just ahead, sticky and sweet. kate, the chemist, shows how to make gummy worms. >> one mississippi, two mississippi, three mississippi. >>> and show time -- ♪ you are my world ♪ >> a special performance just for you. ♪ you are my world ♪ >> no application fee if you apply by may 31 at university of maryland global campus, offering online and hybrid courses and lifetime career services. learn about our more than 125 degrees and certificates at umgc.edu. learn about our more than 125 degrees - so abraham lincoln once said, "don't believe everything you read on the internet." oh, i see what they did there. misinformation online

at a zoo in kansas. this is a guam, kingfisher and it's considered to be extinct in the wild by the international union for conservation of nature. there are currently 141 left in the world. all of them are under human care and alongside the recovery program. and in national collaboration between wildlife experts around the world are now working to restore the wild population of the species video released here showing us the bird being fed and waved a wade by staff at this zoo. that's in wichita. vide here showing us the moment. a very clever coyote at a texas zoo spotted a zoo keepers camera that was setup to record him. this is one of fort worth's zoo's resident coyote is named walker. we've got an up close and personal here went there to investigate the device that set up to record the pack. coyotes are pretty common in texas. the second most important for berry animal in the state behind rock the word coyote comes from the aztec word for a barking dog and coyote there was like what? trying to fill me

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its bison overlook the zoo wrote on social media fresh fuzzies.has welcomed 3 new baby bison over the past cute. the babies are referred to as red dogs because of their light colored for which darkens as they get older and they will eventually go help replenish the bison population in montana. but you can go see him at the oakland zoo and new orleans to celebrate the birth of screaming hairy armadillos. they were born to be the first ones in north america since 2018 and according to the zoo screaming hairy armadillos are native to south america and they got this name because the sound they make when they feel threatened the zoo said that the pop star named birkenstock and tebow following a family tradition of naming them related to shoes and once they're older and more mature, they'll move to new homes and start families of their own. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon today. i'm justine waldman. i see you again during kron. 4 news at 2, 3, but for now live in the bay is up next. hey, thank you so much. just and we h

i head up special projects at the zoo. here is my report for may. rescued tortoises to the conservation center. the zoo recently accepted a rescue animal, a three-legged tortoise. desert tortoises are listed as an endangers species in california. although they can live up to 8 o years, they're vulnerable to drought, wildfires and encounters with vehicles. ther tois given to us is 25 years old. they do better when they lose a limb because their sturdy shells help them. she'll stay at the center to teach visitors. rescued and critically endangered axilotus are now on exhibit. another rescued and he endangered species is now at the zoo are uniquely looking sal mannedders. these were confiscated by the u.s. fish and wildlife and smuggled into the country. they're trying to find a safe haven for these animals and we're happy to highlight this endangered species. the 2024 campaign continues as part much our conservation messaging. we show an endangered animal each week at the zoo. the mad gasky spider is also endangered. the species habitat has been decli

senator chavez of new mexico was there to welcome the former constituents to his home in the zoo. and. the state forest to join them, dedicating the life of little smokey to the schoolchildren of america to serve as an honest to goodness reminder of the danger of forest fires and the need to save our forests and wildlife from destruction by fire. when when i. you're probably wondering out little smokey has lived up to all the fine things that were planned for him. you can take my word for it. he has. you see, i had a personal invitation to visit little smokey a while back. of course, he's kind of a big smokey now. a year or so will do that to a bear. i was mighty glad to see him and i soon learned that i wasn't the only one. that smokey is a famous character. all right. he sure liked the orange as i brought it. but i do that for any forest fire preventing pal. i hate forest fire. worse than all that time. and black rattlesnakes in the world. that's why i've tried to do my little best toward preventing them. i guess that's why the forestry boys were on hand to why they gave me a sp