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10/24/2026

Belly rubs just making Chloe the coatimundi feel SO GOOD! 😂❤️ Safe to say she’s enjoying every second of this!

🌿 Coatimundi Fun Fact: Did you know coatimundis have incredibly flexible ankles that can rotate nearly 180 degrees? This allows them to climb down trees headfirst, something many other mammals can’t do! 🌳 They also use their long, flexible snouts to dig through soil, leaf litter, and logs in search of insects and other food. In the wild, female coatis are highly social and often travel in groups called bands, while adult males typically live alone outside of breeding season!

10/09/2026

Mannequin Challenge: Kinkajou Edition 🐾😂

Someone tell him the mannequin challenge ended years ago… because he’s still committed. 💀🤣

🌿 Kinkajou Fun Facts!
Kinkajous are nocturnal mammals native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America! Despite sometimes being called “honey bears,” they’re actually members of the raccoon family! 🦝

Their prehensile tails act like a fifth limb, allowing them to grip branches, hang upside down, and navigate the treetops. Apparently, ours prefers using his talents to do absolutely nothing. 😂💤

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10/06/2026

Just trying to get some yard work done, but apparently our resident dinosaur thinks HE’S the coolest guy around. 🦖😂

Zero personal space. Unlimited confidence. Absolutely no help with the mowing. 🤦‍♀️

🪶 Fun fact: Emus are naturally curious birds! They use their beaks to investigate unfamiliar objects, which means cameras, phones, and pretty much anything in their space are fair game. 😂

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10/06/2026

Apparently, the all-you-can-eat bug buffet is CLOSED, and someone would like to file a complaint. 🦊🪳😂

Our bat-eared fox gets a mix of dry dog food, wet food, and insects… but guess which one disappeared first? 👀

🦗 Fun fact: Unlike most fox species, bat-eared foxes are primarily insectivores! In the wild, insects make up the majority of their diet, especially termites and dung beetles. Their large ears aren’t just for looks, either! They help them detect insects moving underground. They also have specialized teeth designed for quickly chewing through all those crunchy bugs!

Unfortunately for him, he has eaten ALL his insects and is convinced we’re starving him. 😂

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10/06/2026

10/03/2026

Stranger danger? Never heard of her. Hand over the snacks. 🤲🏼🦊

Don’t let those tiny faces fool you—fennec foxes are specially adapted for life in some pretty extreme environments!

🦊 Fennec Fox Facts:
• Fennecs are the smallest fox species in the world, usually weighing only around 2–3.5 lbs.
• Those HUGE ears help release body heat and are sensitive enough to detect prey moving beneath the sand.
• They’re native to the deserts of North Africa, including the Sahara.
• Their feet are covered in thick fur that helps protect their paw pads from hot desert sand and provides traction.
• Fennecs are primarily nocturnal, avoiding the hottest parts of the day by resting in underground burrows.
• In the wild, they’re opportunistic omnivores that eat insects, small vertebrates, eggs, roots, fruits, and other available foods.

Ours have mastered a slightly different survival strategy: be adorable and wait for room service. 😂

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09/30/2026

When you have absolutely ZERO bills to pay and it shows.

Red kangaroos have relaxation down to an art, but they’re also pretty incredible animals:

🦘 Red kangaroos are the largest living marsupial species.
💪 Their powerful hind legs can propel them over 25 feet in a single bound.
🦘 Their muscular tail isn’t just for balance—when moving slowly, it acts almost like a fifth limb, helping support and propel their body.
🌡️ They’re most active during the cooler parts of the day and often spend the hotter hours resting… clearly she takes that VERY seriously. 😂

No bills. No job. Just vibes and unlimited lounging. Must be nice. 😂

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09/29/2026

Sometimes all you need in life is a nap and a tire swing 😴😂

Safe to say he has mastered the art of getting comfortable.

A few fun facts about kinkajous 🌿

🌙 Kinkajous are nocturnal, so while we’re busy during the day, they’re usually doing exactly this… sleeping. At night is when they really come alive!

🌳 They’re arboreal animals, meaning they spend most of their lives up in the trees.

🐒 Their tail is prehensile and basically works like a 5th limb! They use it to grab onto branches, balance and move through the trees.

🦝 Even though they’re sometimes called “honey bears,” they aren’t bears. They’re actually related to raccoons and coatis!

🍌 Kinkajous LOVE fruit and also eat nectar in the wild. Their long tongue helps them reach inside flowers for nectar.

For now though… the tire swing and a good nap are much more important. 😂💤

ZooLife

09/28/2026

Sometimes you just gotta water your dinosaurs 🦖 🚿

Our emus LOVE getting hosed down and will literally sit there and soak it all in.

🦕 Emu fun fact: Birds are the only living dinosaurs! Emus belong to a group of flightless birds called ratites, and their dinosaur ancestry still shows in some pretty cool ways. Their legs have three forward-facing toes, and they can run up to around 30 mph. Their feathers are also unique—each feather has TWO shafts growing from a single follicle, giving them that shaggy appearance and helping protect them from the Australian heat.

So technically… watering the dinosaurs isn’t too far off!

05/01/2026

Chloe, coatimundi just vibin’… waiting for that baby belly to pop! 🩷

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