Take a peek inside the Omaha zoo's commissary at how they manage to feed 39,000 animals daily Apr 7, 2024 Apr 7, 2024 Updated Apr 4, 2025 0 Brewers Vs Rays World Series Predictions! The Science Behind Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot Diagnosis Search for Amelia Earhart’s plane comes up empty, but researchers did find something France first night under targeted curfews passed calmly French Prime Minister vows 'massive' police deployment for new demonstrations Notre Dame football coach Marcus Freeman on CJ Carr's showing vs. BYU Nebraska: Kickoff Returns from Weekend of Oct 2, 2026 White House press secretary Katie Zacharia appears to slip over 'president' and 'husband' Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries warns of unregulated AI future Prefer us on Google Learn More Cayla Iske, Director of Nutrition at Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium, explains how the Omaha zoo feeds over 39,000 animals daily. Locations Lincoln As featured on At Omaha zoo, feeding 39,000 animals takes a lot of work — and blood, Cheerios and greens Imagine a grocery list that includes blood for a vampire bat, Cheerios for a gorilla and thousands of pounds of produce for the orangutans. Latest video Highlights: Malcolm defeats Fillmore Central, wins district championship Seward's Jackson Einspahr wins all-class gold at state cross country Half Court Press | Huskers need boards, Jays need stops: College hoops is here Lincoln Christian's Trevin Opp wins 3rd state cross country title Lincoln Southwest celebrates HAC volleyball title A-List Actors You Won't Believe Almost Played James Bond Trump Asks Google CEO To Rename Atlantic Ocean On Maps New York Votes to Ban Central Park Horse-Drawn Carriages in 2028. Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
At Omaha zoo, feeding 39,000 animals takes a lot of work — and blood, Cheerios and greens Imagine a grocery list that includes blood for a vampire bat, Cheerios for a gorilla and thousands of pounds of produce for the orangutans.
