You know Autumn was out on maternity leave, and now back. Leslie, from our communications department and Diet-prep helper, also had a wonderful end to last year. She and her husband welcomed Quinn before the new year. Both Autumn and Leslie shared pictures of their human and canine kid. Enjoy. Read more
Posts tagged: #babies
and they’re out…
I got a good head shot this morning, but we’ve finally got a visual on the rest of a snake. My photos are poor, but we’ll have better ones tomorrow:Read more
All Grown Up
Here’s a few then and now photos of some of your favorite Museum critters. Enjoy. MAX OUR STEER SCOUT OUR DUCK AUGGIE OUR PIG VIRGINIA BEAR ME (really) Read more
Surprise! Baby Degus!!
Apparently our male degu, Luis, was not neutered fast enough… because on Monday, May 23rd, animal department volunteer Ashlyn found Florencia’s 6 baby degus in a bag of shredded paper (used for animal enrichment) when she was cleaning out the cages! Degus are born with fur and are cute as can be. The amazing thing to me is that Florencia is not really that much bigger than the sum of these 6 babies!Read more
Degu Surgery
We don’t want Degu babies, so we neutered our male Degu, Luis. However, we thought we might be too late with the surgery – AND WE WERE! Florencia was already pregnant by the time we neutered Luis. Take a look at the photos below from the neutering, and tomorrow we’ll post some photos or videos of the 6 baby Degus that were born on May 23!Read more
Scorplings!?!
We did have births at the Museum in April, although not wolf pups. Rachael Knight, the Museum’s entomology specialist, spends her time in the Insectarium. Read her report below about the birth of some Pandinus Imperator scorpions. Please let us know in the comment section if you’d like Rachael to share more stories from the world of invertebrates! As far as we know there were three of them [scorplings]. When we (Butterfly House staff) noticed the little white chubby nymphsRead more