JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 19 (UPI) -- Stella-Abril, a 13-year-old giant anteater at the Jacksonville, Fla., Zoo, has become a mother for the fifth time, zoo officials said.
Zoo officials said the baby's sex won't be known until it is older and the right to name the infant will be auctioned off next month, the Jacksonville (Fla.) Times-Union reported.
The baby was born Feb. 22. His father is named Killroy. The mother and baby are on display at the River's Edge exhibit, where the infant spends its time clinging to its mother's back.
Naming rights will be auctioned off at the zoo's annual ExZOOberation fundraiser on April 16.
Zoo officials said giant anteater births in captivity are relatively rare.
Read more: http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2011/03/19/Giant-anteater-born-at-Florida-zoo/UPI-30731300547266/#ixzz1JTt756GT
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Zoo officials said the baby's sex won't be known until it is older and the right to name the infant will be auctioned off next month, the Jacksonville (Fla.) Times-Union reported.
The baby was born Feb. 22. His father is named Killroy. The mother and baby are on display at the River's Edge exhibit, where the infant spends its time clinging to its mother's back.
Naming rights will be auctioned off at the zoo's annual ExZOOberation fundraiser on April 16.
Zoo officials said giant anteater births in captivity are relatively rare.
Read more: http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2011/03/19/Giant-anteater-born-at-Florida-zoo/UPI-30731300547266/#ixzz1JTt756GT
Thinking of enjoying the movie but confused where to stay in - book yourself one of the Florida villas or Orlando villas for your Florida vacations and have a great time partying and enjoying here.
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