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dandelions

New heights

May 12, 2017 by J.B.

Negra wasn’t the only one trying something new yesterday.

As I stood near the top of Young’s Hill, I saw Burrito walking towards me with a sense of purpose. When he reached the top, he turned and went straight for the Twister climbing structure. Without hesitation, he climbed straight up. As far as we can remember, this was the first time he had made it to the very top.

The chimps have been spending a lot of time outdoors lately. Our wet, snowy winter is finally repaying us in the form of impossibly green grass.

Along with the green grass there’s been a bounty of dandelions, and that means that the chimps can step outside and have a snack whenever they want. If the chimps only knew how hard people try to rid their lawns of dandelions…

Filed Under: Annie, Burrito, Foxie, Jody, Young's Hill Tagged With: chimpanzee, dandelions, eat, Food, forage, northwest, rescue, Sanctuary, structure, twister

Missy’s new afternoon routine

June 5, 2015 by J.B.

Head to the top of the hill, grab a snack, and then sit back and enjoy the view.

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Filed Under: Enrichment, Missy, Young's Hill Tagged With: browse, chimpanzee, dandelions, forage, Missy, northwest, rescue, Sanctuary

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