Tlhokomelo ea liphoofolo ea SeaWorld Orlando le lihlopha tsa bongaka ba liphoofolo li motlotlo ho phatlalatsa tsoalo ea namane ea walrus ea Pacific ea boima ba likilo tse 150 ka la 3 Phupu, ho mme Kaboodle le ntate Garfield. Ena ke namane ea bobeli ea Kaboodle ea lilemo li 16 le namane ea bobeli e hlahetseng SeaWorld Orlando. Kaboodle le namane ea hae ba sebetsa hantle.
Tlas'a mahlo a mahlo a lihlopha tse hlokomelang tlhokomelo ea liphoofolo, ho ile ha fumanoa hore Kaboodle ha e anyese le namane ha e so fumane phepo e nepahetseng ea pele. Sehlopha se nkile qeto ea ho kena lipakeng 'me joale se fana ka tlhokomelo ea lihora tse 24 ho kenyeletsoa ho fepa ka libotlolo tse robeli ka letsatsi, botsoalle le botsoalle, ho fana ka monyetla oa hore namane e atlehe.
"Ke motlotlo haholo ho bona lihlopha tsa rona li sebetsa ha li ntse li fana ka tlhokomelo ea maemo a lefats'e bakeng sa Kaboodle le namane ea hae," ho boletse Gus Antorcha, CEO oa Libaka tsa Leoatle tsa Leoatle. "Lingaka tsa rona tsa liphoofolo tse nang le talenta le litsebi tsa liphoofolo li fane ka tlhokomelo ea pele ho bokhachane bakeng sa Kaboodle, 'me hona joale e ntse e tsoela pele, tlhokomelo ea nako le nako ea mme le namane."
Lenaneo la SeaWorld la walrus le bapala karolo ea bohlokoa ho ruteng le ho khothatseng sechaba ka liphoofolo tsena tse kotsing le seo re ka se etsang ho thusa. Paleng ea lilemo tse 55 ea SeaWorld ea tlhokomelo ea liphoofolo, ke manamane a mane a walrus feela a hlahileng. Ka tsoalo ena hona joale ho na le li-walrus tse 18 tse lulang litsing tse tšeletseng tsa bophelo bo botle ba liphoofolo United States, tse fang sechaba monyetla oa ho bona liphoofolo tsena haufi le ho ithuta hore na mesebetsi ea batho e ama bophelo ba bona joang, hape e fa bo-ramahlale le bafuputsi bokhoni ba ho ntlafatsa utloisisa biology ea walrus eo ho ka bang thata ho ithuta eona naheng.
Li-walrus li tobana le litšokelo tse kholo naheng ho kenyeletsoa le ho nyamela ha leqhoa la leoatle le phaphametseng ka lebaka la mocheso o futhumetseng le phepelo ea lijo e ntseng e fokotseha. Letlole la Tlhokomelo ea Lirapa la SeaWorld & Busch le fane ka thuso ea lipatlisiso ho walrus Pacific le litlamorao tsa tahlehelo ea tikoloho. Linomoro tsa walrus tsa Pacific li fihlile maemong a tlase lilemong tsa bo-1960 empa tsa eketseha ka li-1980 ka lebaka la boiteko bo matla ba paballo. Ka bomalimabe, baahi ba fokotsehile hape, haholoholo ka lebaka la phetoho ea maemo a bolulo. Li-walrus li itšetlehile ka leqhoa le tsitsitseng la leoatle bakeng sa ntho e 'ngoe le e' ngoe ho tloha lijong ho ea ho fana ka libaka tse sireletsehileng bakeng sa malinyane a tsona.
Ka tumello ea US Fish and Wildlife Service, SeaWorld Orlando e holisitse manamane a likhutsana a 10 a likhutsana lilemong tse 50 tse fetileng, ho kenyeletsoa ntate oa namane e ncha, Garfield.
Dr. Stacy DiRocco, ngaka ea liphoofolo e phahameng ho SeaWorld Orlando, o arolelane, "Sehlopha sa rona se motlotlo haholo ka tsoalo ea namane ena ea walrus - ke ea bobeli feela e kileng ea ba SeaWorld Orlando, 'me sehlopha se fana ka tlhokomelo ea bosiu le motšehare ho lekola bophelo ba namane le ba mme. ” O tsoela pele: “Ho tseba ho arolelana pale ena le baeti ba rona le sechaba ho thabisa haholo. Ma-Walrus a hloka thuso ea rona, 'me man ambosa a kang Kaboodle, namane ea hae e sa tsoa tsoaloa le baahi ba rona ba Wild Arctic ba thusa ho pheta pale ea bohlokoa. ”
Kaboodle le namane ea hae ba lula ba sa bonahale libekeng tsena tsa pele tsa bohlokoa ha lesea le ntse le tsoela pele ho nona le ho ithuta ho sesa. Baeti ba serapeng sa boikhathollo ba ntse ba ka bona baahi ba bang ba Wild Arctic, ho kenyelletsa le li-walrus le maruarua a mangata.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Stacy DiRocco, a senior veterinarian at SeaWorld Orlando, shared, “Our team is incredibly proud of the birth of this walrus calf — only the second ever at SeaWorld Orlando, and the team is providing around-the-clock care to monitor the health of both calf and mom.
- With this birth there are now 18 walruses living in six zoological facilities in the United States, giving the public the chance to see these animals up-close and learn how human activities impact their survival, as well as offering scientists and researchers the ability to better understand walrus biology that may be impossible to study in the wild.
- The team made the decision to intervene and is now providing 24-hour care including eight bottle feedings a day, socialization and companionship, providing the opportunity for the calf to thrive.
