Rhinos keep turning up for their belly rubs, and giraffes have been keeping their appointments, but there is no one to watch them
While humans have been using Netflix and Zoom to quell the coronavirus lockdown ennui, New Zealand’s zoo animals have also been struggling with boredom – and zookeepers have had to resort to some unusual measures to keep them entertained.
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