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Giant Anteater - Range of Jaguar

 
 
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Giant Anteater - Range of Jaguar
Old 15-11-2008
Photo taken November 2008
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Old 15-11-2008
Is that mesh enclosing the anteater exhibit?
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Old 16-11-2008
Yes, but not a fine mesh that would be found on aviaries.
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Old 25-11-2008
Is there birds in the exhibit?
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Nope, but there are Howler Monkeys and they used to also house squirrel monkeys until keepers realized they (the squirrel monkeys) could squeeze through the mesh wire.
 

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