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InternQuest Photo Blog: Zoo Keeper Safari

Posted at 3:32 pm November 17, 2009 by Kellie
Before heading out to the Wild Animal Park's Heart of Africa enclosure, interns pose for a quick group photo. With interns, bales of hay, acacia branches, and buckets of apples, the back of the truck was tightly packed during the short excursion to Africa.

Before heading out to the Wild Animal Park's Heart of Africa enclosure, interns pose for a quick group photo. With interns, bales of hay, acacia branches, and buckets of apples, the back of the truck was tightly packed during the short excursion to Africa.

 

Intern Curtis eagerly feeds apples to an Indian rhino. This animal represents one of the most endangered species housed at the Park with a total of only 2,000 individuals both in zoos and in the wild.

Intern Curtis eagerly feeds apples to an Indian rhino. This animal represents one of the most endangered species housed at the Park with a total of only 2,000 individuals both in zoos and in the wild.

After feeding the rhinos, interns assisted in feeding the giraffes as well. Intern Mateo feeds the alpha male giraffe, Saba, his favorite snack of acacia leaves and pellets.

After feeding the rhinos, interns assisted in feeding the giraffes as well. Intern Mateo feeds the alpha male giraffe, Saba, his favorite snack of acacia leaves and pellets.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kellie, Photography Team

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