March Madness March 26, 2023
Posted by judylobo in Zoo.Tags: animals, Audrey and Roberta, Benny the dog, big cats, Grizzly bears Betty and Veronica, Gus the polar bear, NYC, photography, wildlife
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I am not a sports fan. I still mourn the Dodgers leaving Brooklyn. But since everyone is talking about brackets and basketball I thought I would share the type of ball playing that I like to watch. It was great fun searching my photo archives looking for balls as enrichment. Score!
While at the Zoo 
What fun! Thanks for brightening the day!
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You are most welcome.
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Nice to see the animals having a ball with the balls – thanks Judy!! And by the way, did you know that baseball players can sometimes be like a spider? Yep – it’s when they catch a fly. 🙂
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LOL – thanks Mary
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Great photos for a great theme. Love it Judy
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[…] Recently the Museum at FIT, presented Untying the Bow. The exhibition invited viewers to delve into the captivating world of bows and explored the impact of bows as they transcended their humble utilitarian origins to become a sophisticated and influential component of personal style. Untying the Bow was presented in three thematic sections: Form and Functions began by tracing the bow’s utilitarian origins. Status and Gender, explored the “bow’s” symbolism as a marker and subverter of status and gender. Finally, in Abstraction, the exhibition examined how the symbolism of bows has evolved into abstract forms and patterns. It was a fun, illuminating trip through the history of the Bow. It was very enjoyable. For those that are crazy, mad basketball brackets fans here is last year’s tribute to March Madness. […]
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