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Wednesday, June 19, 2013

The wallaby that sleeps in a pillowcase

A suspended pillowcase used to mimic a Mum's pouch, is being used to raise an orphaned baby Wallaby.

Tui the Wallaby being fed in pillowcase
Tui, whose Mum died when he was a few weeks old, is being looked after by a specialist team at Blackpool Zoo.
They feed him milk from a bottle five times a day and he jumps into the pillowcase to sleep.
To make sure he's okay, Keeper Adam Kenyon takes him home with him every evening.
He said: "We use all the latest techniques when hand-rearing animals and encouraging joeys to sleep in suspended pillowcases gives them the same secure feeling that they would get in their mother's pouch.
"Tui is a real character and he follows me around the Wallaby Walkabout whilst I get on with my duties, which is really sweet."
When Tui gets older, the team will settle him back into sleeping in the zoo enclosure with other wallabies and kangaroos.
From CBBC News-Animals

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