Tampa zoo prepares for Hurricane Milton
Floridians are racing to safety ahead of Hurricane Milton, including many animals at the Tampa Zoo. A dozen employees are volunteering to stay with the animals through the massive storm. Senior Director of Animal Programs at ZooTampa Tiffany Burns joins Ana Cabrera to share more.
More than 1,000 animals live at the 65-acre zoo, including elephants, giraffes, primates, flamingos, alligators, ...
ZooTampa at Lowry Park prepared for Hurricane Milton by making sure it's 1,000 animals were safe from the storm.
All animals will be moved to stormproof buildings ahead of Thursday's closure and stay there during the storm.
The zoo has a few hurricane-proof buildings where it will move all the animals. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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