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Worker Bitten By Viper at San Diego Zoo
A San Diego Zoo wildlife care specialist was bitten Monday by a venomous snake while they were in an area away from the public, an official said.
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Worker Bitten By Viper at San Diego Zoo
A San Diego Zoo wildlife care specialist was bitten Monday by a venomous snake while they were in an area away from the public, an official said.
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Dad Arrested After Bringing Toddler Into Elephant Habitat at SD Zoo: SDPD
A father is facing a child endangerment charge for allegedly bringing his 2-year-old into an elephant habitat at the San Diego Zoo on Friday, according to San Diego police.
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Dad Carries Toddler Into Elephant Habitat
NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado spoke with a resident who witnessed the incident.
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Witness Reacts to Risky Move by Father Who Took Child Into Elephant Habitat
A father took his toddler into an elephant habitat at the San Diego Zoo. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado spoke to a man who watched it all unfold.
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Threatened Burrowing Owl Gets Chance to Thrive in the Wild
About two dozen burrowing owls that hatched at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park have been given a chance to not only survive but thrive in the wild thanks to a program to reintroduce the locally threatened bird into Ramona grasslands.
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SkyRanger 7 Video of San Diego Zoo's Elephant Odyssey
SkyRanger 7 video of the San Diego Zoo’s Elephant Odyssey
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Burrowing Owl Conservation Program Sees Great Results
NBC 7’s Dagmar Midcap shows us how a conservation program in Ramona is helping to restore the population of burrowing owls throughout the county.
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Nine Apes at San Diego Zoo Get COVID-19 Vaccine for Animals
Nine apes from the San Diego Zoo have been vaccinated with an experimental COVID-19 drug meant for animals. The doses were given after a recent outbreak of COVID-19 among the zoo’s gorilla troop.
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Apes at the San Diego Zoo Get COVID-19 Vaccine
Orangutans and bonobos at the San Diego Zoo have been vaccinated against COVID-19 after other apes, the Safari Park’s gorillas, became infected with COVID-19.
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1st Clone of US Endangered Species, a Ferret, Announced
Scientists have cloned the first U.S. endangered species, a black-footed ferret duplicated from the genes of an animal that died over 30 years ago
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Endangered Black-Footed Ferret Cloned
U.S. Fish and Wildlife scientists have cloned the endangered black-footed ferret.
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San Diego Zoo and Safari Park Reopen
The San Diego Zoo and Safari Park are welcoming visitors once again, but with a reservation. NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo shows us how important the zoo’s re-opening is to the local economy.
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San Diego Zoo, Safari Park Reopens Following Stay-at-Home Order Lift
The San Diego Zoo and Safari park reopened Saturday following California lifting the stay-at-home orders on Monday. “We are so excited to be open now to be making our contributions not only to make a strong connection with nature, and our guests, but also to employ team members and to make that contribution to the local economy,” said Dwight Scott,…
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San Diego Zoo, Safari Park Reopens to Guests
NBC 7’s Ramon Galindo is at the San Diego Zoo with more information on reopening.
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The Purple Tier: What's Reopening in San Diego
With the lifting of the regional stay-home order, San Diego’s temporarily shuttered business sectors are beginning to emerge, including iconic spots like the San Diego Zoo and Safari Park and USS Midway Museum, but also nail salons and a host of others.
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Stay-at-Home Order Out, Purple Tier Restrictions Still in Play
There’s no more stay-at-home order, but Purple Tier restrictions are still in place. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda explains the changes.
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San Diego Zoo Safari Park Gorilla Troop Recovering From COVID-19
Several gorillas at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park were recovering from the virus which causes COVID-19, zoo officials reported Monday.
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San Diego Zoo, Safari Park to Require Reservations for Entry
The San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park will soon require a reservation for visitors to enter their parks.