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Giraffes are among the most inquisitive creatures at London Zoo
Giraffes are among the most inquisitive creatures at London Zoo. So when keeper Jeff Nicklin had to feed the baby Black Buck that had been abandoned by its Mother " Hilary", the Giraffe just couldn t resist peeping over is shoulder. Of course, he was also hoping to get some of the milk. January 1981
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Affection Feeding Giraffe Zoo Keeper Inquisitive
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In this heartwarming print from Memory Lane Prints, we are transported back to January 1981 at London Zoo. The image captures the enchanting encounter between a curious giraffe and a baby Black Buck that had been abandoned by its mother, named "Hilary". Giraffes are known for their inquisitive nature, and this particular one couldn't resist peeping over the shoulder of zookeeper Jeff Nicklin as he fed the vulnerable little buck. The affectionate bond between these animals is evident in every pixel of this snapshot. The giraffe's long neck stretches out towards the feeding session, not only driven by curiosity but also with hopes of getting a taste of that nourishing milk. It's an endearing sight that showcases both the gentle nature of these creatures and their remarkable ability to form unexpected connections. This photograph encapsulates the essence of London Zoo during the 1980s – a place where humans and animals coexist in harmony, fostering moments like this one filled with warmth and compassion. As we gaze upon this captured memory, we can't help but be reminded of how interconnected our world truly is. Whether it be through nurturing instincts or simple acts of curiosity, these creatures teach us valuable lessons about empathy and understanding. Let this image serve as a reminder that even within bustling city walls, such magical encounters can occur when we open our hearts to all living beings around us.
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