Extremely Rare Spotless Giraffe in Tennessee at Brights Zoo | Full Tour

We visited this new baby spotless giraffe at the Brights Zoo in Limestone Tennessee. Let us know what you think the name should be in the comments...

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https://brightszoo.com
Brights Zoo is a private, family-owned facility nestled in the hills of East Tennessee. Animals living here include some rare & endangered species such as addax, bongo and scimitar-horned oryx, and bactrian camels. The center also contains more common but exotic creatures like red kangaroos, spider monkeys, pandas and zebras.

Beginning in 2007, we opened the gates for school tours of our facility. These tours are designed to educate children of any grade level about pivotal issues concerning the support and welfare of animals everywhere.

1. Brights Zoo offers self-guided and guided tours. Topics covered include learning to recognize animals at each exhibit, adaptations for survival and general information along with interesting facts about each species. Animal photography is encouraged.

2. Animal care focuses on the everyday activities associated with caring for animals and concentrates on feeding habits and veterinary care. Feeding habits cover the diet and nutrition for the animals both in captivity and in their natural habitat. Veterinary care features common animal pests and parasites, and preventative measures and treatments for controlling them.

3. Conservation covers man’s impact on his environment and demonstrates the need for the protection of natural habitats required for the survival of wild animals.