San Francisco Zoo wolf known for being uncharacteristically bold, dies at age 15
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A 15-year-old Mexican gray wolf named Garcia has died at the San Francisco Zoo, officials announced Wednesday.Courtesy of Marianne HaleShow MoreShow Less
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A 15-year-old Mexican gray wolf named Garcia has died at the San Francisco Zoo, officials announced Wednesday.Courtesy of Marianne HaleShow MoreShow Less
A 15-year-old Mexican gray wolf named Garcia has died at the San Francisco Zoo, officials announced Wednesday.
Garcia, who zoo officials described as being “uncharacteristically bold, curious and playful,” was well-known and loved by zoo guests and staff, zoo officials said.
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Kites will be soaring at the 18th annual Wind Festival at the Wildlife West Nature Park in Edgewood. (Journal file)
Long before social distancing was en vogue, kite flying was the type of activity that allowed an individual to have some personal space.
Even as vaccines are distributed and COVID-19 restrictions gradually begin to relax, many folks still prefer to err on the side of caution when it comes to gathering with others outside of their social circle. For those who do want to venture out but don’t want to get too risky, Wildlife West Nature Park’s 18th annual Wind Festival might just be the ideal event.