File:Binturong 04.jpg
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Binturong
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English: These binturongs also called bearcats are enjoying snacks from a browser constructed from scrap fire hose. These animal enrichment devices were created by volunteers from Owens Corning in March of 2019 at a workshop in San Diego. the fire hoses are retired from fighting wildfires and then put to use in animal enclosures. the are sturdy, non-toxic, safe for the animals and easy to clean.
Photo taken at Wild Wonders, California courtesy of Hose2Habitat |
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| Author | Pacific Southwest Forest Service, USDA |
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