Ankole-Watusi calf born at Cape May County Zoo. See the adorable photos
Meet the newest addition to the Ankole-Watusi cattle herd at the Cape May County Park and Zoo. The male Ankole-Watusi calf ...
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Boo at the Zoo and More Things To Do with Kids in New Jersey this Weekend
Looking for the best things to do in New Jersey this weekend? Here are some family-friendly events and activities to add to ...
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‘Enormous’ rare creature with ‘stocky black body’ spotted off NJ coast, experts say
Researchers spotted an extremely rare whale Nov. 17 off the coast of New Jersey, according to a Cape May Whale Watch and ...
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Discover New Jersey’s Most Festive Christmas Destination: Cape May
If you’re looking for the ultimate Christmas experience in New Jersey, Cape May is the place to be, offering enchanting ...
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Male Ankole-Watusi Calf Born at the Cape May County Zoo
A male Ankole-Watusi calf was born on the morning of November 6th to mom, Darla, and dad, Howie. This is Darla’s second calf.
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Male ankole-watusi calf born at Cape May zoo
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — A male ankole-watusi calf was born Nov. 6 at the Cape May County Zoo, county officials said. Watusi cattle are a domestic breed from Africa that was imported to the U.S. from ...