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News|Articles|December 20, 2023
- dvm360 December 2023
- Volume 54
- Issue 12
- Pages: 36
Top dvm360 articles of 2023: #12
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
We have compiled a countdown of our top 15 content in 2023, here is number 12
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12. A first-of-its-kind zoo elephant birth to make history
By Julia Burke, Associate Editor
The Indianapolis Zoo announced that African elephant Zahara, aged 16 years, is pregnant. Her calf will be the first elephant in the world (African or Asian) to be born through artificial insemination to a mother also born through the same procedure.
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Heading into the holiday season, dog and cat food is now available at 22 city-funded pantries across all 5 boroughs, part of a city effort to help families keep their pets at home.
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