Ep 16. Iguana Be Your Friend
- TVPG
- August 16, 2020
In the sixteenth episode of season one of Secrets of the Zoo: Tampa, titled "Iguana Be Your Friend," viewers are taken on a journey through the lives of the animals at the zoo. The episode primarily focuses on the lives of the iguanas living in the zoo and the keepers who take care of them.
Viewers get to see how the iguanas are kept in their habitats and what kind of diets they are fed. As they learn about the iguanas, they get to see how the keepers' care and constant attention keep the iguanas in good health and happy.
Throughout the episode, viewers get introduced to many of the zookeepers who work at the zoo. They get to see how much these caretakers love their jobs and the animals they are working with. From feeding the animals to cleaning their habitats, the zookeepers are shown going above and beyond to make sure that their resident creatures receive the best care and attention possible.
One of the highlights of the episode is the story of a young iguana who is not eating. The keepers and veterinarians work together to figure out what might be causing the iguana's loss of appetite and how to remedy the situation. It is moments like this that highlight the dedication and care of the staff at the zoo.
In addition to the iguanas, viewers get to see a variety of other animals living in the zoo. They check in on the zoo's baby rhino, learn about the work being done to protect animals in the wild, and see some of the beautiful animals from South America.
Throughout the episode, Secrets of the Zoo: Tampa does an excellent job of showcasing the animals and the people who work tirelessly to make sure that they are healthy and happy. The show emphasizes the importance of conservation and how zoos bring awareness to the plight of animals in the wild.
"Iguana Be Your Friend" is a heartwarming and educational episode that will leave viewers feeling excited and informed about the world of animal care and conservation. It is perfect for animal lovers of all ages and provides a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into keeping a zoo running.
