One of our favorite stops in Big Bear is the Moonridge Zoo. All of the animals here have been rescued and are unable to survive in the wild. Some are suffering injuries (such as this one-winged owl) and some were adopted as orphans by well-intentioned folks who didn't think about the challenges the wild animals would present after reaching maturity. Once the animals have been socialized with humans they may pose a threat (such as wolves) or be unable to defend themselves (such as deer).
Here at the Jacobs
This is a running story about our family, our son, and the twin boys we are expecting in early December.
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- Michael taking a break from exploring the zoo.
- Natan cooperating somewhat unenthusiastically wi...
- Natan and Michael look at a three-legged bear. ...
- The wolves decided to seranade the zoo visitors ...
- Shmuli preparing to throw a big, fat snowball at...
- The boys cross the bridge, still chuckling about...
- Shmuli, Natan and Michael posing for a final pic...
- Shmuli has been skiing since he was four years o...
- Shmuli is all geared up and ready to ski.
- Shmuli heading up to the ski lift. He goes way ...
Thursday, January 25, 2007
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