December 19, 2024
Wild View’s 10 Most Popular Posts from 2024
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Julie Larsen
In 2024, our Wild View audience found photos and stories of marvelous marine mammals and their keepers, eye-catching insects, and beautiful birds among their favorites.
Here are 10 of the most popular Wild View posts from the last 12 months.
At the New York Aquarium, we offer our California sea lions an assortment of food items that reflect their natural behaviors. –Sarah Rashed. Photo by ©Sarah Rashed.
Our Promise to Jacob Sea Otter
There is an unspoken promise that you make to animals when you become a keeper to care for them, to support them. –Bridget Israel. Photo by ©Jenn Rant.
Following in My Mom’s Footsteps
This Mother’s Day, I am reminded of how my mom fostered my love for this career and helped me grow my passion. –Kathryn Bennett. Photos by ©WCS.
Annual cicadas are easily distinguished from their more famous cousins by their larger size and lack of red eyes. –Byron Towles. Photo by ©Byron Towles.
The cotinga’s color, unlike that of flamingos, is not dependent on specific foods in his diet, which is mostly fruit and some insects. –Bryan Kao. Photo by ©Bryan Kao.
We practice six types of sessions with our animals including relationship, play, learning, exercise, husbandry, and show. –Olivia Morgan Williams. Photo by ©Olivia Morgan Williams.
I got lucky and photographed this katydid, a close relative of crickets, early one summer morning. –Byron Towles. Photo by ©Byron Towles.
The young sea otter pup was named Quint after Captain Quint from the 1975 movie “Jaws”. –Meagan Fontanez. Photo by Julie Larsen ©WCS.
An eagle dropped down to grab a fish. It banked a right turn and flew directly toward me. –Matthew Wasserman. Photo by ©Matthew Wasserman.
We are thrilled that Ariana is an incredible ambassador for her species and their intelligence. –Olivia Morgan Williams. Photo by ©Olivia Morgan Williams.
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