San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is a global non-profit conservation organization.
The San Diego Zoo recently posted X-rays of animals living in various enclosures there on Instagram. Users were surprised after viewing these photos. The post was posted to the zoo’s official Instagram account two days ago. The zoo also explained the slides being shared.
The first X-ray spoke of a newborn orangutan. They also stated that the second and third images depict a frog and a map turtle, respectively.
While sharing the post, the zoo wrote, “Hopefully we don’t get flagged for these X-rays.”
“Slide 1: orangutan baby, slide 2: frog, slide 3: map turtle,” the zoo continued.
Since the post was shared, it has racked up over 29,000 likes and countless comments.
One user wrote: “I read this as X-ray Ted. I was wondering who was called Ted. Then my slow brain got the joke.”
“I read this as X-ray Ted. I was wondering who was called Ted. Then my slow brain got the joke,” wrote another.
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance in the United States recently welcomed 41 small hatchlings of the Indian narrow-headed turtle, a rare and endangered turtle that takes nearly two decades to breed. According to NPR, these rare turtle eggs were hatched for the first time in North America by a recognized conservation organization.
According to the official website, the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is a global nonprofit conservation organization with two entrances. They combine animal health and care, science and education to provide sustainable conservation solutions.
Everything they do revolves around conservation. And it all starts with the daily interactions they have with people and nature. Because when wildlife thrives, so does all life.
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