World’s First In Vitro Cheetah Cubs Born at Columbus Zoo
phys.org / February 25, 2020The first cheetah cubs ever conceived through in vitro fertilization have been born at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, marking a breakthrough for zoo breeding programs.
. . .Adrienne Crosier, a cheetah biologist, and Dr. Pierre Comizzoli, a research biologist, both from the biology institute, performed the procedure, along with the Columbus Zoo’s veterinary team.
. . .“Working with the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium was a game-changer because their females are highly cooperative,” Crosier said.
OK, I’m not even touching that one.
You are a gentleman of discretion.
Except… the cat in the photo is NOT a cheetah, it’s a leopard.
Fake mews!
Why are they surprised they were “co-operative”?
Everyone knows that cheetahs are fast.
Why are they surprised? Everyone knows that cheetahs are fast.