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Jeff the Nature Guy shows off the area that is slated to become the Foster Waterfowl Refuge at ZooMontana.
Jeff the Nature Guy shows off Cheech the cane toad, and talks about why people and pets should stay away from the poisonous amphibian.
Jeff the Nature Guy checks in on Simpson, the grey wolf at ZooMontana who is recovering from surgery for congenital hydrocephalus.
Pabu the Prince of Pounce and his mother Mei Mei are the two newest red pandas at ZooMontana. They arrived in Montana from the Oregon Zoo, and join ZooMontana's other red panda, Duli.
Jeff the Nature Guy visits Jack, the savannah monitor at ZooMontana and explains how the lizard's breathing is similar to a bird's.
Jeff the Nature Guy shows off Johnny, the albino corn snake at ZooMontana who is missing an eye.
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In the latest "Wildlife Wednesdays" From Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks, Corie explains the different features that can help you determine if you are looking at a Lynx, or a bobcat.
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Jeff the Nature Guy visits with Bandy, an armadillo at ZooMontana that enjoys playing with the zookeepers, and enjoys belly tickles.
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