'Stubby' The Rhino's Departure From The Maryland Zoo Has Been Postponed. Here's How You Can Say Goodbye
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- After spending most of his life at the Maryland Zoo, Stubby the rhinoceros is set to move to a new home at a private wildlife conservancy.
But like many things amid the coronavirus pandemic, his plans have changed a bit.
Luckily for Baltimoreans, that means there are more chances to visit him virtually before he heads for Florida.
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The zoo has added several more virtual behind-the-scenes visits with Stubby, during which people will get to see him up close -- and by close, the zoo means everything from his skin to the inside of his mouth!
Each virtual visit will cost $29 with the proceeds going toward animal care, the zoo said. Available times include Tuesday at 3 p.m., Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Thursday at 9:30 a.m.
Virtual visitors will not only get to see Stubby but also learn more about rhino conservation efforts and how the transport company will move him hundreds of miles away.
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