A highly contagious bacterial illness has claimed two beloved brother bonobos at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, days after a popular female western lowland gorilla died of the same disease.
In late August, the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens announced that one its gorillas, Bulera, had died from shigella, a highly contagious bacterial illness. The 35-year female western lowland gorilla ...
On any given day their patients may include tigers, jaguars, manatees, elephants, and venomous snakes at the Jacksonville Zoo ...
Apes infected with shigella are quarantined as zoo staff care for them but assure there is no threat to the public. Three ...
Make a stop at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens in Jacksonville, Florida to see more than 2,000 animals and 1,000 exotic ...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Two brother bonobos, Jumanji and Jenga, died at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens after suffering from Shigella, a bacterial infection that’s affecting apes at the zoo.
the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is a must if you're visiting the city with kids. This 115-acre facility is the only walking safari in northeast Florida; you are invited to wander the grounds ...
A shigella outbreak among Jacksonville zoo apes recently killed one of its gorillas. What you should know about the illness, ...
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