Here's Fig with one of her Figlets.
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Monday, September 19, 2016
Fig . . . and Figlet
The San Diego Zoo has a mating pair of North Sulawesi Babirusa, which are a sort of pig native to parts of Indonesia. The male is Jethro, and the female is named Fig . . . so when they had a couple of babies recently the zookeepers came up with a generic term for them . . . Figlets.
Here's Fig with one of her Figlets.
Here's Fig with one of her Figlets.
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- Frank B. Baiamonte
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Too cute! At first I thought mom was a statue. Ha! What a cutie baby.
ReplyDeleteToo cute! At first I thought mom was a statue. Ha! What a cutie baby.
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