Zoorific

Hey everyone this is my animal blog, I am a zoo keeper and animals inspire me. I post only animal pictures in this blog so if there's a specific animal picture you are looking for let me know and I'll post it for you. :)

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Gray Fox (by Raymond J Barlow)

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Alaskan Malamute (Adam Dance)

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Blue jay (Mario Brouard)

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Sugar Glider (Poppy Green)

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Sweet Face by Picture Taker 2 on Flickr.

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(by Jill Beninato)

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Whistler’s Brother by DigitalFauxtographer on Flickr.

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Spirit Bear by Dennis Binda.

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“Just call the Fire Department … ” by Tim Allen

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Porgy drinking by Tambako the Jaguar on Flickr.

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Patan posing on the rock by Tambako the Jaguar on Flickr.

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Scratching… by Tambako the Jaguar on Flickr.

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A zookeeper’s two-year-old daughter gave Sjakie a teddy as a gift, and since then he hasn’t let go.

“We have an identical bear that we give to him when his teddy is in the wash, but he really knows the difference,” said Schoo. “We think this one must be exactly the right size for him, and the fur the right texture and length for him. I have seen baby sloths cling to blankets in the past, but a teddy seems a relatively novel solution.”

As Sjakie gets older, he will slowly start to separate from the teddy. He is already receiving a diet of cooked vegetables in addition to milk.

Sjakie was the third baby to be born to his mother, Gema. Two other babies passed away early on, due to a lack of milk, zookeepers believe, so when Sjapie was born, they kept a close watch on him, and were able to intervene before malnutrition set in.

by Gert Janssen

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Posing, licking, biting (Tambako the Jaguar)