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Zoo News - Volume 38, June 2018

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Zoo News m em b er maga zin e 14 YOUR VIEWS OF THE ZOOS YOUR VIEWS OF THE ZOOS zOOS VIEWS KEEpErS' VIEW Our zoo Keepers give us a different perspective of the everyday lives of the amazing animals that live at your zoos. HEHO cHIcKS I love this photo because these were the first Helmeted Honeyeater chicks hatched for the 2017-18 breeding season and it was my first year working on the program. It was really exciting to be involved first-hand in the breeding of our Victorian Bird Emblem and a critically endangered species. Zoo Keeper Meg Healesville Sanctuary OLdEST ANd YOUNgEST The 44-year-old matriarch (or grandma) of the elephant herd, Mek Kapah, with four-year-old Man Jai who is the youngest of the herd. Zoo Keeper Emma Melbourne Zoo LION TrEATS During the summer we often give our lions icy-poles to help keep them cool but with a bit of a meaty-twist! Lion cub Ndidi is a fiery character and definitely put on a show while he demolished his icy treat over the summer. Zoo Keeper Gillian Werribee Open Range Zoo

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