In my last few posts I indicated that I was heading toward the finish line with the posts I've had in draft for years. At the time that intention was doable.
Since then, I have been going through a really tough time. I took a short walk through the Zoo yesterday in an effort to fill long sad days.
I hadn't been to the Zoo in over a month. The new Snow Leopard enclosure was now opened and Raj was napping up on the scaling wall.
Even in my current state, I of course still had opinions. I don't have it in me to put any other words together, I'm surprised I have the mental strength to even do this, but considering my most recent posts about the Snow Leopard project and this new development, I figured I should share these videos I took yesterday, and wrap this up.
Pt One
Pt Two
While waiting for the Cubs to come out I stood staring at this landscaped area directly across from the new Snow Leopard area. From ground level, it seems like this "garden", has more space than the enclosure. There is something seriously wrong with that.
Three year old Cubs, Tikka and Tsering
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42x7RsLpmoQ
Related post
https://iamnotananteater.blogspot.com/2022/01/the-snow-leopard-expansion-curiosity.html
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