Time for a game of hog hide and seek! 🐽 Did you know that Zoo provides enrichment to our animals each day? Red river hogs are known for rooting (using their snouts to search through soil to find food). Hiding toys and food in the soil is a way for the hogs to exhibit natural behaviours, while also enjoying tasty treats like peanuts 🥜. Sir Phillip Pigglesworth III is the MVP when it comes to finding objects in the soil. Despite his hard work, the little ones tend to steal the toys and the treat

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Toronto Zoo Snakes- Hog Island Boa and Ratsnake

Busy, busy, beavers! If you’ve ever visited Ward and June, you may have noticed that they have their very own “beaver lodge” within their habitat. Keepers provide them branches to chomp on with their strong teeth and as it encourages their natural behaviour to engineer their own custom-made dams that they access from underwater. Ward and June will store these logs underwater and will utilize them over the winter. You can view their lodge in the right-hand corner of their habitat within the Ameri

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They grow up so fast. Say hello to this sleepy, eight-week-old panda at The Toronto Zoo. | The Toronto Star