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This video is about the journey of Bahati, a lion at the Dallas Zoo, and her three cubs. It follows the process of bringing in a new male, ultrasounds, a birth via c-section, and physical therapy for one of the cubs. The Species Survival Plan recommended a pairing for Bahati, and the team was able to confirm the pregnancy via ultrasound. The cubs were born via c-section, and one cub required physical therapy. The team was able to provide a sling and physical therapy for the cub, resulting in clear progress.
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This is a series of videos from the Dallas Zoo about Izwi, Ilola, and Tadala, three animals growing fast. The first part of the series is about Bahati and Kijani’s introduction as part of a Species Survival Plan, how they were trained for ultrasounds, and their birth via C-section. The second part of the series will be released next week. The Dallas Zoo is dedicated to engaging people and saving wildlife.
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Introducing Bahati and Kijani: Growing Fast with the Dallas Zoo
The Dallas Zoo is proud to introduce two new members of the family: Bahati and Kijani, two lion cubs born to parents Izwi, Ilola, and Tadala. As part of The Association of Zoos and Aquariums’s Species Survival Plan, the Dallas Zoo has been working hard to ensure the safety and growth of these two precious cubs.
Training Bahati for Ultrasounds
The Dallas Zoo has been training Bahati for ultrasounds since he was born. This has been a crucial step in monitoring the health and development of the cubs. Ultrasounds are a non-invasive way to collect vital information about the cubs’ health, including their heart rate, breathing rate, and internal organs.
C-Section Birth
After months of preparation, Bahati and Kijani were born via C-section. The C-section was a necessary step to ensure the safety of the cubs and their mother, Izwi. The cubs have since been thriving under the care of the Dallas Zoo’s expert team.
The Future of Bahati and Kijani
The Dallas Zoo is dedicated to providing the best care for Bahati and Kijani. With the help of The Association of Zoos and Aquariums’s Species Survival Plan, the cubs are growing fast and healthy. Be sure to check out Part 2 of this series next week to learn more about these two adorable cubs!
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Izwi, Ilola, and Tadala are growing fast, and we don’t want you to miss a single adorable moment. In Part 1 of this series, we’re sharing all the details on Bahati and Kijani’s introduction as part of The Association of Zoos and Aquariums’s Species Survival Plan, how we trained Bahati for ultrasounds, and the cubs’ birth via C-section. Look for Part 2 next week!
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