Yay. Mr. Salty Man back from partying (ezhmmm,
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Posted On: 05/26/2022 11:07:52 PM
Yay.
Mr. Salty Man back from partying (ezhmmm, I mean fishing/kayaking being responsible, etc..). Don't worry. i was watching your wombat while away:
Guinness World Records Confirms 32-Year-Old Wain the Wombat Is the Oldest Captive Wombat Ever
Mon, May 23, 2022
Meet the world's oldest wombat!
On May 12, Guinness World Records announced that Wain, a 32-year-old wombat living at Satsukiyama Zoo in Ikeda City, Japan, is the oldest wombat in captivity ever.
The Japanese zoo celebrated Wain's impressive milestone and shared that the record-breaking wombat is in good health despite his age, equivalent to 100 human years.
"Although he was seen by a vet in the past a couple of times, he never got sick in the past few years," the Satsukiyama Zoo told Guinness World Records in a statement. "We don't know why this is, but this nature-filled and quiet environment this zoo has may have something to do with it."
A wombat typically lives up to 15 years in the wild and 20 years in captivity, according to World Wildlife Fund.
Since the announcement, Satsukiyama Zoo said Wain has received "a lot of attention."
"We received congratulatory notes from zoos across the country. We also have more visitors to the zoo," the zoo told Guinness World Records. "All this tells us that Wain has achieved something extraordinary."
A wombat typically lives up to 15 years in the wild and 20 years in captivity, according to World Wildlife Fund.
Since the announcement, Satsukiyama Zoo said Wain has received "a lot of attention."
"We received congratulatory notes from zoos across the country. We also have more visitors to the zoo," the zoo told Guinness World Records. "All this tells us that Wain has achieved something extraordinary."
Due to Wain's advanced age, the zoo works to limit the wombat's climbing and cuts his vegetables into smaller pieces, so it's easier for the elderly animal to eat. His diet includes grass, sweet potatoes, pumpkins, apples, and carrots, Guinness World Records added.
More here source:
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/guinness-...59277.html
Mr. Salty Man back from partying (ezhmmm, I mean fishing/kayaking being responsible, etc..). Don't worry. i was watching your wombat while away:
Guinness World Records Confirms 32-Year-Old Wain the Wombat Is the Oldest Captive Wombat Ever
Mon, May 23, 2022
Meet the world's oldest wombat!
On May 12, Guinness World Records announced that Wain, a 32-year-old wombat living at Satsukiyama Zoo in Ikeda City, Japan, is the oldest wombat in captivity ever.
The Japanese zoo celebrated Wain's impressive milestone and shared that the record-breaking wombat is in good health despite his age, equivalent to 100 human years.
"Although he was seen by a vet in the past a couple of times, he never got sick in the past few years," the Satsukiyama Zoo told Guinness World Records in a statement. "We don't know why this is, but this nature-filled and quiet environment this zoo has may have something to do with it."
A wombat typically lives up to 15 years in the wild and 20 years in captivity, according to World Wildlife Fund.
Since the announcement, Satsukiyama Zoo said Wain has received "a lot of attention."
"We received congratulatory notes from zoos across the country. We also have more visitors to the zoo," the zoo told Guinness World Records. "All this tells us that Wain has achieved something extraordinary."
A wombat typically lives up to 15 years in the wild and 20 years in captivity, according to World Wildlife Fund.
Since the announcement, Satsukiyama Zoo said Wain has received "a lot of attention."
"We received congratulatory notes from zoos across the country. We also have more visitors to the zoo," the zoo told Guinness World Records. "All this tells us that Wain has achieved something extraordinary."
Due to Wain's advanced age, the zoo works to limit the wombat's climbing and cuts his vegetables into smaller pieces, so it's easier for the elderly animal to eat. His diet includes grass, sweet potatoes, pumpkins, apples, and carrots, Guinness World Records added.
More here source:
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/guinness-...59277.html
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