A Virginia Zoo Welcomes Newborn Pygmy Hippopotamus as Year Ends
A female pygmy hippopotamus delivered a healthy calf at the Metro Richmond Zoo earlier this month, officials said — the third baby hippo born at the zoo within the past five years. The mother Iris gave birth to the female calf on Dec.
A hippopotamus for Christmas: Baby pygmy hippo born at Virginia zoo
A Virginia zoo is celebrating the arrival of an adorable newborn pygmy hippo who made her debut just before Christmas. The baby hippo, a girl who has not yet been named, was born to parents Iris and Corwin at Metro Richmond Zoo on Dec.
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Tools stolen from Belle Oaks job site a common occurrence: Richmond Heights Police BlotterShots fired: Richmond Road Officers saw two vehicles driving recklessly near the intersection of Highland Road around 2:45 ...
The event, which was free and open to the public, provided participants with the chance to engage with various coaches, ...
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Richmond church serves families in need with Operation REACHA Richmond church is continuing to open its doors and feed those in need this holiday season. Since 2020, the Restoration ...
Richmond Police are investigating the shooting death of a man in an incident reported on Christmas Night on the 1400 block ...
Richmond County Sheriff-elect Eugene "Gino Rock" Brantley took his oath of office Friday, 12 days before offiially taking ...
For good or for bad, Richmonders are dying to catch a glimpse of the Cybertruck, America's most divisive automobile.
The Metro Richmond Zoo is leaning into the popular holiday tune “I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas” to announce the birth ...
The year in high-end home sales started off with a bang with a nearly $4 million deal in early January, and the dollar ...
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Starbucks workers join picket line in Richmond as strike continues on Christmas EveIn Richmond, several Starbucks employees joined the picket line Wednesday, joining thousands across the country calling for ...
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