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Gorilla Enrichment | Riverbank Roundup Bits

Do you know what it takes to keep a 400 pound gorilla happy? Let’s listen in as the Riverbanks Roundup gang talks about gorilla enrichment.

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Birdhouse | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Birdhouse | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
The award winning Birdhouse at Riverbanks is home to some of the world’s rarest birds, let’s fly in and see what it has to offer.
Elephants | Riverbank Roundup Bits

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Elephants | Riverbank Roundup Bits
What is a zoo without an elephant? Let’s listen to the Riverbanks Roundup gang as they talk about The Zoo’s biggest star.
Gorillas | Riverbank Roundup Bits

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Gorillas | Riverbank Roundup Bits
Riverbanks Zoo & Garden is home to a troop of western lowland gorillas… let’s join the Riverbanks gang as they talk about what it takes to keep these giants happy.
Herpetologist | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Herpetologist | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
Do you like things that hop slither and crawl? Well you may want to become a Herpetologist. let’s here what Riverbanks resident Herpetologist has to say about her job.
Koala Keeper | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Koala Keeper | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
How would you like to take you favorite big fluffy teddy bear to work with you? Koala Keepers get to. Learn more about this interesting job.
Koalas | Riverbank Roundup Bits

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Koalas | Riverbank Roundup Bits
The award for the cutest animal at Riverbanks Zoo & Garden goes to the Koala. Let’s listen in as the Riverbanks Roundup gang talks about this popular marsupial.
Ndoki Forest | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Ndoki Forest | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
The Ndoki Forest Exhibit at Riverbanks is a sanctuary to some of Africa’s most intriguing animals. Let’s go on a safari and see what this exhibit has to offer.
Penguins | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Penguins | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
What is the best dressed animal that can not fly? Why Penguins of course. Let’s learn more about the penguin exhibit at Riverbanks.
Saluda River Bridge History | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Saluda River Bridge History | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
The Saluda River Crossing at Riverbanks Zoo & Garden was the location of one of the important events in South Carolina history. Let’s visit with Ed and learn more about the crossing.
Secret Room | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Secret Room | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
Did you know that Riverbanks has a secret room? Let’s check in with Scott and Katie and learn more about this top secret location.
Tomistomas Crocodile | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Tomistomas Crocodile | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
The Tomistomas Crocodile is often referred to as the most beautiful of all the crocodiles but, don’t let their good looks fool you. This endangered species can grow up to twenty feet long and weight...
Saluda River Bridge History | Riverbanks Roundup Bits Uroplates Project | Riverbanks Roundup Bits

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Uroplates Project | Riverbanks Roundup Bits
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden works with four major animal conservation groups in an effort to help endangered animals. Let’s check out the Uroplates Project and see how conservation works.