Jungle Jack Hanna had a two hour presentation complete with some short film, a chat, and animals from the Dallas Zoo.
Hanna is the Director Emeritus of the Columbus Zoo, where he was a zookeeper who helped change how zoos are run. He's a conservationist, television personality, and author - working hard to bring awareness to wildlife conservation. He's now 72.
He was interesting, amusing, and could laugh at himself, including a blooper reel for us to see.
The animals he presented via the Dallas Zoo were boas, porcupine from South America, a sloth, and more. The grand finale was a cheetah - wow! Beautiful creature. The young lady zookeepers/animal handlers did a great job.
Best laugh was watching them try to get the sloth from its tree limb into its cage. The slot moved "fast", evading their efforts.
I enjoy the "wild" in our own backyard - i.e. Arlington and its University bringing speakers and sharing education with the public.
