Zoo animals evacuated to Living Desert due to Line Fire return to Big Bear
Animals from the Big Bear Alpine Zoo left the Living Desert and returned home after evacuation warnings were lifted for the Line Fire. Dozens of zoo animals were evacuated last week due to the threat of the Line Fire and air quality concerns.
The Living Desert is home to 14.2% of that population. The zoo works with scientists and other accredited zoos to enhance reproductive biology for these species.
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