New baby bison born at Cape May County Park & Zoo
Congratulations to Beverly, an American bison who gave birth to her first calf around noon on Thursday at the Cape May County Park & Zoo.
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11h agoCongratulations
to Beverly, an American bison who gave birth to her first calf around noon on Thursday at the Cape May County Park & Zoo.
Bison
calves are born sporting an orange coat and can weigh anywhere between 30 and
70 pounds.
You
can visit the calf daily in their bison yard; the zoo is open every day from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
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