Abilene Zoo Welcomes New Endangered Species Baby

 

ABILENE— The Abilene Zoo has welcomed the hatching of an endangered species of bird.

The Abilene Zoo announced in a Facebook post that an endangered secretary bird egg has hatched. The baby’s parents, Pam and Jagger, have been in Abilene for four years. This is the first secretary bird to hatch at the Abilene Zoo in over 30 years.

The baby Secretary Bird Hatched at the Abilene Zoo.

The baby Secretary Bird Hatched at the Abilene Zoo. (Contributed: Abilene Zoo Facebook)

Pam laid the egg in early May and she and Jagger took turns incubating it over six weeks.

The secretary bird has been classified as endangered since 2020.

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