Enrichment at the Finnup Center for Conservation Education
The article explains enrichment as a dynamic process to stimulate animal behavior and activity in zoo exhibits. It describes boomer balls and other enrichment forms such as ropes, platforms, scents, and nesting boxes, with examples from lions and other species, and notes observer feedback to refine enrichment plans.
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